Genetic Link to Sexual Orientation
The public's understanding of genetics linked to sexual orientation, can
influence the level of
stereotypical
behavior. These genetic attributions strongly shape perceptions of whether a
person's sexual orientation could change which had led to same-sex marriage and
other policies to become more widely acceptable in the past decade or so. In
the survey found above, adults show the evolution in the last decade of
opinions on the origin of sexual orientation and whether a person's orientation
can change based on genetics. University of Kansas political science professors
Mark Joslyn and Don Haider-Markel examined this data as part of their recent study
in Social Science Quarterly.
I find this
article
to be unnecessary. The fact that there has to be a proven genetic link for
people to accept someone’s sexual orientation is outrageous. What does it
matter? A genetic link does not have to be shown for your love of your opposite
sex partner to be accepted so why does it have to for a same sex partnership?
Although this study led to the right of same sex marriage I do not find that it
needed to be done. At least now same sex partners can enter a marriage and be
seen as legal partners and people have become more accepting of some peoples
life choices.
I believe that genetic doesn't play a role in sexual orientation. This is because most of our views come from the way we have experienced obstacles in our life. I totally agree that the article is unnecessary because it doesn't provide any evidence just assumptions.
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