A majority of people see gambling, cannabis, & affairs as worse than homosexuality - LGBTQ Nation

"Approximately 60% of Americans in the United States see homosexuality as either "morally acceptable" or "not a moral issue," according to a new Pew Research Center survey of citizens in 25 countries. However, male respondents, older people, and Protestants in many of the countries surveyed were more likely than women, younger people, and Catholics to view homosexuality as morally unacceptable."

"In the survey, 39% of the survey's U.S. adult respondents said they see homosexuality as morally unacceptable - far more than the 5% who feel the same in Germany and Sweden, but far fewer than the 93% in Indonesia or 96% in Nigeria who feel the same way."

"Countries that recognize same-sex marriage, LGBTQ+-inclusive social policies, and welcoming cultural attitudes towards gay, lesbian, and bisexual people tended to view homosexuality as either morally acceptable or not a moral issue. Comparatively, African and Asian countries with harsh anti-LGBTQ+ laws and no legalized same-sex unions or queer-inclusive anti-discrimination measures were more likely to view homosexuality as morally unacceptable."

A Pew Research Center survey across 25 countries reveals that 60% of Americans consider homosexuality morally acceptable or not a moral issue, while 39% view it as morally unacceptable. Acceptance varies dramatically globally, from 5% viewing it as unacceptable in Germany and Sweden to 93% in Indonesia and 96% in Nigeria. Demographic patterns show men, older people, and Protestants more likely to view homosexuality as morally unacceptable compared to women, younger people, and Catholics. Countries with legalized same-sex marriage, LGBTQ+-inclusive policies, and welcoming cultural attitudes demonstrate higher acceptance. Conversely, African and Asian nations with harsh anti-LGBTQ+ laws and no marriage equality show greater moral disapproval. South Korea, South Africa, and Israel report higher disapproval rates than the U.S., potentially due to social conservatism and limited LGBTQ+ media visibility.

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