[OC] Akzeptanz von Homosexualität in den USA nach Staat
Von _crazyboyhere_
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[OC] Akzeptanz von Homosexualität in den USA nach Staat
Von _crazyboyhere_
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Source: [Pew Research Religious Landscape Study ](https://www.pewresearch.org/religious-landscape-study/)
Tools: [Datawrapper ](https://www.datawrapper.de/)
surprised its as high as 42 in the lowest states
Arkanass is showing themselves to be who we thought they were. Fucking bigots.
Wisconsin…the south and west of the north??
(I’m from Wisconsin)
Literally 2 states where it isn’t the majority opinion
Arkansas people just go to Fayetteville, Eureka Springs, or Hot Springs. Those towns would be blue, and the rest of the state would be rated about half as well.
To be clear it’s really sad they aren’t accepted everywhere and it’s messed up they have to find lgbtq+ friendly communities like it’s the 70s. But there are some safe…r places there.
Texas is doing better than imagined, better than redditors make me believe?
County by county would be really interesting, even if not exactly feasible.
That tracks considering Arkansas currently has residents trying to build a white only town.
I would love to see Salt Lake County excluded from the Utah results, and see how white that part of the map turns.
Sorry to anyone in here that lives there but based on the one time in my life I’ve visited Arkansas, I left feeling that Arkansas is a complete shithole. The white pride and antiabortion billboards were something to see.
For anyone reading this who isn’t gay (or otherwise queer): imagine that even in the most accepting areas of your country, 20-30 per cent of the population outright say that you should not be accepted by society. Now imagine that a lot of the people who do think you should be accepted still find you a bit “gross” or want to put parameters around how you should be accepted and in which contexts.
The fact that the word “religious” is in the study title tells you everything. Without religion we might be so far behind where we are now … no wait. I have that just slightly backwards.
I wonder how it would look if you could track not who says that homosexuality *should* be accepted but the actual position of queer people in society. Is there gonna be a gulf from people who *say* that queerness should be accepted but also in practice shun or mistreat the queer people in their daily lives, like the gulf between people who will put FUCK TERFS in their bio and then treat actual trans women as innately suspect?
Until trumps administration is able to reverse gay marriage
Then you’ll see an explosion of „I never supported it anyway“
Just astonishing this is still like not >75% across the board.
Falling behind the rest of the world once again.
The random blue color choice is easy on the eyes.
Interesting that Wisconsin was rated higher than Illinois or Minnesota, and only 1 percent below California?
South Dakota is less tolerant than north Dakota, Wyoming and Idaho? That is wild
Oh look it’s the same map of the United States again!
Anyone else notice how no matter what map you make of the United States it looks roughly like this in one way or another?
Teen pregnancy, cancer rates, diabetes rates, domestic violence rates all look more or less like this map. And the inverse of this map looks like levels of wealth, levels of education, life expectancy, and all the positive metrics.
Why is that?
I love how much New England crushes here
New England being the great place that it is! Happy to be from here and live here. Happy we have the highest numbers.
If you did by county I think you’d see quite the dichotomy in many states: closer to 100% west of the cascades, much lower east of them in Oregon and Washington. Florida, much higher Orlando and south, lower on west and northern parts of the state. Colorado, much higher along the front range and along I-70 corridor west. Lower south of Denver and in eastern Colorado. Basically, where majority of the people live in any state will be higher than state average
I’d be interested to see how this lines up compared to obesity, education and Christianity
the fact that these numbers are even as low as they are in 2025 is truly upsetting. not very surprising, but still upsetting.
The fact that this isn’t 100 across the board means there is still A LOT OF WORK to do
Arkansas and Mississippi hard at work trying to be the biggest shit hole, as usual.
Ahhhh Arizona. It has some dumb fucking aspects, the show your papers voting thing, bullshit right wing demands for gerrymandering, lots to complain about. But it keeps bein „blue“ in a lot of the right ways. Majority support of the LGBT community, enshrining reproductive rights in the state constitution, strong public spending on healthcare and education, strong protection for legal protesting in public spaces.
I swear, we have some of the most complicated mix of left and right happening, you see people who are rabidly pro gun and vehement about separation of church and state, complain loudly about GMO crops and monsanto’s bullshit, support the whole show ID to vote thing, bitch about the government over reaching while also complaining the government wont do something about the healthcare system, and will absolutely get in some homophobic asshats face for harassing a gay couple at the park, while also having a bumper sticker on their big fucking straight piped sand rail that says „I don’t brake for draft dodgers“ next to another that says „Punch Nazis“ and then has a furry paw sticker on the back window.
What even is this state.
I don’t feel like this is accurate. I think it’s just a phone poll. It’s not looking at people’s actual behavior.
In Boston, the locals campaigned for years to shut down the only gay nightclub (I think it was called machine) and celebrated when it finally got shut down. They have many times refused to issue a permit for a new one. In New Hampshire, I’m pretty sure they still use the 3 letter f word all the time. Meanwhile, there are gay cruises, towns, millions of gay nightclubs, and (until just a month ago) rainbow sidewalks all over Florida. South Beach was the gay haven of the country until San Francisco took over and then still was a mecca until the South Americans pushed them out. Now they are in Wilton Manners. Also in California, San Diego, LA and San Francisco are probably the three most gay friendly cities in the world. Somehow Conneticut and New Hampshire beat that??? I don’t believe it.