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Politics almost broke them. Instead, they found power in community. Original

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By Orion Rummler Verified
| The 19th News Verified
Published 2026-06-10 05:00 5:00 June 10, 2026 am America/Chicago Mo Turner doesn’t often think about their time in the Oklahoma House of Representatives. In that building, they were Mauree — the first out nonbinary state legislator in United States history; the first Muslim elected in Oklahoma; a Black, queer, gender non-conforming lawmaker in one of the most conservative states in the country.
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Support for LGBTQ+ Rights Has Dipped. What Changed?

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By Orion Rummler Verified
| DCReport Verified
Republicans’ views of same-sex couples are now similar to what they were between 2005 and 2014. Americans’ support for LGBTQ+ rights has slid downward after peaking in the early 2020s, according to a new Gallup poll. Support for marriage equality has been steadily declining since it reached an all-time high of 71 percent in 2022.Now,65 percent of Americans believe same-sex marriages should be valid.
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Support for LGBTQ+ rights has dipped. What changed? Original

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By Orion Rummler Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Americans' support for LGBTQ+ rights has slid downward after peaking in the early 2020s, according to a new Gallup poll. Support for marriage equality has been steadily declining since it reached an all-time high of 71 percent in 2022.Now,65 percent of Americans believe same-sex marriages should be valid. Broader support for LGBTQ+ people also continues to dip: 62 percent of Americans believe that gay or lesbian relationships are morally acceptable, compared with 71 percent in 2022. What's changed?
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