Proof some people really don’t make it past the fourth stage of Kohlberg’s moral development.
Driptacular_2153 on
Idk if I’m stupid but this graph isn’t very readable ngl
Syric13 on
The sad part is that gay marriage will be one of the next things challenge by the GOP, even though it has a majority support in every single demographic.
States rights my ass. It’ll just legalized discrimination and government sponsored hate.
International-Drag23 on
The massive shift in 65+ is so interesting
MochiMochiMochi on
A certain demographic needs to bump up those rookie numbers.
KR1735 on
The 65+ demographic is intriguing.
Considering nobody ages out of that demographic, going from 39 to 62% required a lot of people flat out changing their mind.
It’s remarkable that people are willing to change their mind on something as fundamental to society as the definition of marriage. Yet it’d take an act of God to get people to question their choice of politicians nowadays.
CriticalJump on
As a European who lives in a slightly different societal composition compared to the American one, what I really find fascinating is that black people are dragging down numbers. Are black people, even the ones who’ve lived on the American soil for generations, in general more conservative than the average citizen?
vdragoonen on
I needed this as a pick-me-up. Thank you.
wogfood on
Non-college voters. the lowest of the low (-_Q). “Send it back to The States where it belongs” etc
Timothy303 on
It’s crazy to me how quickly this changed.
This was the go-to wedge issue by certain folks in the US for years. And then it just evaporated, seemingly overnight.
spookyb0ss on
this data gives me some hope for the future, thanks for posting
Whirling-Dervish on
Those college numbers. That’s why the right wants to destroy higher ed
staaarfox on
Let’s see what 2024 to 2034 looks like.
withmyusualflair on
so happy to the multiracial population included. it’s so rare that studies even think to include us
SirRipsAlot420 on
Democrats and gay Republicans but not a single straight republican lmaoooo
E_coli42 on
Only ⅔ is surprising to me. What are some of the talking points of those against legalizing gay marriage?
cavinaugh1234 on
Any hint as to why the black population is slowest to support gay marriage? I can’t imagine it only being about religion…possibly the cross section of pop culture and socioeconomic status?
Splinterfight on
It’s important to remember how far we’ve come in the last 10-20 years on some things, and use that hope to fuel working towards a better tomorrow
ctierra512 on
black people come on we gotta do better than this 😭😭💀
ReleaseTheSheast on
I was pleasantly surprised to see none of the numbers moved backwards. Sadly I don’t know if the same will hold true five more years down the road. It’s interesting the huge gap between non-collegeucated and college educated acceptance.
KevinDean4599 on
This may explain why there are so many down low black men. They stay closeted because of the hostile environment toward gay people they grow up in.
![[OC] Change in support for same sex marriage in the US](https://www.byteseu.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/a3q57yu1rrpe1-1024x720.png "[OC] Change in support for same sex marriage in the US")
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Tools: [Datawrapper](https://www.datawrapper.de/)
Source: [PRRI](https://www.prri.org/)
Proof some people really don’t make it past the fourth stage of Kohlberg’s moral development.
Idk if I’m stupid but this graph isn’t very readable ngl
The sad part is that gay marriage will be one of the next things challenge by the GOP, even though it has a majority support in every single demographic.
States rights my ass. It’ll just legalized discrimination and government sponsored hate.
The massive shift in 65+ is so interesting
A certain demographic needs to bump up those rookie numbers.
The 65+ demographic is intriguing.
Considering nobody ages out of that demographic, going from 39 to 62% required a lot of people flat out changing their mind.
It’s remarkable that people are willing to change their mind on something as fundamental to society as the definition of marriage. Yet it’d take an act of God to get people to question their choice of politicians nowadays.
As a European who lives in a slightly different societal composition compared to the American one, what I really find fascinating is that black people are dragging down numbers. Are black people, even the ones who’ve lived on the American soil for generations, in general more conservative than the average citizen?
I needed this as a pick-me-up. Thank you.
Non-college voters. the lowest of the low (-_Q). “Send it back to The States where it belongs” etc
It’s crazy to me how quickly this changed.
This was the go-to wedge issue by certain folks in the US for years. And then it just evaporated, seemingly overnight.
this data gives me some hope for the future, thanks for posting
Those college numbers. That’s why the right wants to destroy higher ed
Let’s see what 2024 to 2034 looks like.
so happy to the multiracial population included. it’s so rare that studies even think to include us
Democrats and gay Republicans but not a single straight republican lmaoooo
Only ⅔ is surprising to me. What are some of the talking points of those against legalizing gay marriage?
Any hint as to why the black population is slowest to support gay marriage? I can’t imagine it only being about religion…possibly the cross section of pop culture and socioeconomic status?
It’s important to remember how far we’ve come in the last 10-20 years on some things, and use that hope to fuel working towards a better tomorrow
black people come on we gotta do better than this 😭😭💀
I was pleasantly surprised to see none of the numbers moved backwards. Sadly I don’t know if the same will hold true five more years down the road. It’s interesting the huge gap between non-collegeucated and college educated acceptance.
This may explain why there are so many down low black men. They stay closeted because of the hostile environment toward gay people they grow up in.