70% Of Americans Now Support Same-Sex Marriage — A New High, Survey Finds
A record number of Americans now support same-sex marriage, according to a new national poll. Seventy percent of Americans favor allowing same-sex couples to marry legally, including 80% of Democrats, 76% of independents and half of Republicans, according to the 11th annual American Values Survey conducted by the Public Religion Research…
Pope Calls For Civil Unions For Same-Sex Couples, In Major Departure From Vatican Doctrine
“Homosexuals have a right to be part of the family,” the pontiff said in “Francesco,” a documentary about his life. Pope Francis called for the passage of civil union laws for same-sex couples in a documentary that aired in Rome on Wednesday, in a major departure from the position held by the…
How Same-Sex Couples Can Strengthen Their Relationships
There is a fallacy that somehow lgbtq+ relationships are different than straight relationships. But, whether gay, straight, trans or any other combination, when two people come together to date or to get serious, they face the same highs and lows that surface in any relationship. What exactly does it take…
Online Dating is The Most Popular Way LGBTI Americans Meet Their Soulmates
You probably won’t meet the love of your life at church. Sorry Almost 60% of same-sex couples met on online dating apps | Adrianna Calvom (Pexels) A study released last month showed that almost 60% of LGBTI couples in America met online. This compared to just over 20% who met in a…
Same-Sex Couples Split House Chores Evenly, Until Having Children, Says Study
The new study found these roles are not about gender but society. New studies reveal that same-sex couples evenly divide up household chores compared to heterosexual couples. The new research found that although same-sex relationships equally divide the work but when they have children, things often begin to divide…
The Census Will Officially Count Same-Sex Couples For The First Time Ever – But That’s Not Enough
Although LGBT people are becoming more visible in society, federal data reveal little about the U.S. LGBT population and its needs. In a first in U.S. history, the U.S. Census Bureau will explicitly count same-sex couples living together in the 2020 census. The decision to ask about same-sex relationships, announced on March 29, is…