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HIDN BRA: AMERI'S CHANGG ATTUS TOWARD GAY PEOPLE
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STEVE INSKEEP, HOST: We have a eper look this morng at one of the most profound shifts public attus ever rerd - 's the public view of people who are gay and much of this natn's history, of urse, the vast majory of people disapproved of homosexualy so strongly that anyone who me out was guaranteed to face difficulty and even risked danger. SHANKAR VEDANTAM, BYLINE: In 2003, when William Cox was 18, he me out to his parents as gay. MICHAEL ROSENFELD: There's more and more rapid change attus towards gay rights the past 30 years the Uned Stat than there ever has been rerd attus the Uned Stat on any issue.
We see a 33 percent drop anti-gay bias. Rosenfeld says one factor is that gay people are far more visible today than they were before.