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| May 6, 2003 American Attitudes Toward Homosexuality Continue to Become More Tolerant computer tyme - Gallup News Service, June 4, 2001 "Public Opinion and State Sodomy Laws" By Gregory B. Lewis Andrew Young School of Public Policy Georgia State University ABSTRACT: Unlike the legislative history on most gay rights issues, sodomy computer tyme law repeals started and ended early. Twenty-two states repealed their laws by 1980 and only four more did so in the 1980s and 1990s, when both the lesbian and gay movement and public support for gay rights seemed stronger. This paper explores the role of public opinion in explaining the anomalous pattern of sodomy law repeal. First, I briefly discuss the history of criminalization and decriminalization of oral and anal sex. Second, I examine trends in public opinion on homosexuality and gay rights. Public attitudes toward legalizing gay sex do not follow the clear upward trends of attitudes on civil liberties and equal employment opportunities but more strongly resemble the generally stable disapproval of gay sex. |
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