Sprijinul pentru a permite casatorilor si lesbienilor sa se casatoreasca in mod legal, de asemenea, a crescut constant intre grupurile etnice si rasiale.
Sase din zece sau mai multi albi (64%) si hispanicii (60%) afirma ca sunt favorabili casatoria legala a cuplurilor de acelasi sex. In 2007, doar 38% dintre albi si 37% dintre hispanici au sustinut casatoria intre persoane de acelasi sex. Although blacks remain less likely than whites and Hispanics to favor allowing gays and lesbians to marry, the share who favor gay marriage has also dramatically increased over the past decade: Today 51% of
One study published earlier this year, in the journal JAMA Pediatrics, found that reducing societal stigma through marriage legalization had led to a 14 percent reduction in suicide attempts among lesbian, gay and bisexual teenagers.
Mr. Wolfson said that in both the United States and Spain, which legalized same-sex marriage in 2005, polls have found support for same-sex marriage growing instead of diminishing, a sign of the laws' positive effects. "Families are helped and no one is hurt," he said. "The evidence is overwhelming.
Support for same-sex marriage has risen across all religious groups in recent years, including among white evangelicals and black Protestants.
Support for same sex-marriage among white Evangelicals has more than doubled compared with a decade ago (14% then, 35% now), while the share of black Protestants who favor same-sex marriage has increased from 24% in 2007 to 44% today. Throughout most of the last decade, the generational gap within white evangelicals was more modest.
Views about same-sex marriage continue to differ across religious groups.
Wide majorities of Catholics (67%), white mainline Protestants (68%), and – in particular – the religiously unaffiliated (85%) support legal marriage for same-sex couples. By comparison, a majority of white evangelical Protestants oppose same-sex marriage (59% oppose, 35% favor), while black Protestants are roughly divided in their views (44% favor, 50% oppose).
Among Republicans and Republican leaners, a majority of Millennials (60%) support same-sex marriage, while 38% are opposed.
About half of Gen X Republicans (51%) favor allowing gays and lesbians to marry legally. Majorities of Republican Baby Boomers (53%) and Republican Silents (62%) continue to oppose same-sex marriage. Among Democrats and Democratic leaners, majorities of all generational cohorts support allowing gays and lesbians to marry, though support is greater among younger generations: Â Nearly nine-in-ten Democratic Millennials (87%) support same-sex
In 2007, for instance, 12% of Boomer and Silent white evangelicals supported same-sex marriage, compared with 19% of Millennial and Gen Xer white evangelicals.
Current views of same-sex marriage In the new survey, majorities across all educational groups now say they favor same-sex marriage, but levels of support are highest among those who have graduated from college: 79% among those with postgraduate degrees and 72% among those with bachelor's degrees. Smaller majorities of those with some college experience but no college degree (62%) or those with no more than a high school degree
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More plainly: legalizing same-sex marriage was a step in the right direction for reducing the stigma associated with LGBTQ identities, improving psychological outcomes for youth and reducing suicide attempts among all teens and particularly LGBTQ teens. But many other state policies have the ability to intensify or erode the stigma so many LGBTQ individuals face.
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Whether or not same-sex marriage is legalised has no bearing on whether states or schools would engage with any particular teacher professional development or learning resource. There is one clarification regarding the term "curriculum". Many people argue that the school curriculum is the list of school subjects that are taught to students.
There continue to be wide partisan divides on the issue of same-sex marriage, but support has grown among both Republicans and Democrats over the past decade.
Republicans and Republican leaners are divided on the question for the first time: 47% favor allowing gays and lesbians to marry, while a nearly identical share is opposed (48%). Fully three-quarters of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents (76%) say they favor allowing same-sex marriage, compared to just 19% who are opposed.