Homosexuality

Homosexuality Should homosexuals have the right to marry in the United States' There is currently a controversy about whether gays should be allowed to marry. This has been a large part of American society over the last few years. In the past, just the idea of two people of the same sex being involved was considered taboo, let alone them actually getting married. Homosexuality was viewed as a curable disease, with those labeled as “gay” or “queer” feeling like a freak of nature. It took many decades for gay people to feel comfortable with the way that they are. Society as a whole has not accepted homosexuality but they no longer view it as a threat to the majority. The country has grown to accept gay couples. The government currently lets the individual state decide on whether or not they will allow gay marriages. Currently, gay couples in Vermont are allowed to apply for a certificate of a “civil union,” which in simpler terms means they are married (Robinson). Vermont is the only state in the United States that allows this form of marriage for gay couples. Both Hawaii and Alaska are appealing to gay, people, should, marriages, couples, couple, married, states, church, marriage, just, homosexuality, united, believe, way, child, allowed, same, being, believes, silverstein, rights, marry, go, feel, country, person, majority, law, homosexuals, homosexual, heterosexual, currently, change, cannot