Michael holds a BA in Biology with a minor in Philosophy. He likes to spend his free time hiking and defending science, though not usually at the same time. Contrary to popular (but not scientific) belief, the positive and appropriate perception of science is undermined by religion, alternative medicine, the U.S. education system, and most science journalists.
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It makes me happy that reports of equal rights and equal treatment being rightfully expanded to gays are practically non-stories at this point.
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Last time I heard a state passed gay marriage, I was like, “Cool,” and went on with my day.
I knew Boy Scouts of America was close to making a decision on its ban on gay scouts, but I wasn’t sure exactly when it would happen. When it occurred this past Thursday, I had no idea.
I’m curious what aspects of the civil rights movement of the 50’s and 60’s were similar to this, if any.