ISSUE GUIDES: Gay Rights
- Americans are divided on whether homosexuality should be accepted or discouraged by society
- Acceptance of homosexuality has grown significantly
- Americans are divided on why some people are gay and many say they don't know
- Half of Americans say things have 'gotten better' when it comes to treating gay people with respect and courtesy
- Americans are divided on whether they approve of gay rights and are less likely to say they agree with the gay rights...
- A plurality of Americans say efforts to protect gay rights have gone too far
- Americans are divided on whether same-sex relationships are morally wrong
- Americans are divided on whether allowing same-sex marriage would change society for the worse
- Four in 10 Americans say their religious beliefs have the biggest influence on their views on gay marriage and six in 10...
- More than half of Americans say allowing gay marriages would degrade the institution of marriage, but just as many say...
- Majorities say gay marriage should not be an important issue in the 2004 elections
- Majorities of Americans say they would vote for an openly gay candidate for elected office, and nearly two-thirds say they...
- Six in 10 Americans say deeply religious elected officials should be willing to compromise with other officials when voting...
- Majorities of Americans say violence against gays and lesbians is a serious problem and that an attack like the one on...










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