It's not recency bias and it isn't just you
Attitudes to homosexuality have changed massively.
A good one. Although support falling amongst Republicans in the US. https://news.gallup.com/poll/691139/record-party-divide-years-sex-marriage-ruling.aspx
Yeah but still many positions of power in many sectors have had people openly LGBT leadership, in 1995 outside maybe entertainment (and even within that) it was a glass ceiling. Think back to that Chris Bradshaw campaign in 1997.
Yeah, it's been one of the more remarkable developments of the last 30 years and I'm not sure we quite know why, beyond older people dying.
More then that I think the misnomers and stereotypes that homophobia relied on have been discredit through personal experience.
You've never seen Back to The Future? Are you a serious person? 😃
I was too young to see it in the cinema and then just lost track of time.
I'm not clever enough to quote or find actual statistics, but I think there must still be recency bias in a 30-year history of climate change!
Attitudes to homosexuality have changed massively.
A good one. Although support falling amongst Republicans in the US. https://news.gallup.com/poll/691139/record-party-divide-years-sex-marriage-ruling.aspx
Yeah but still many positions of power in many sectors have had people openly LGBT leadership, in 1995 outside maybe entertainment (and even within that) it was a glass ceiling. Think back to that Chris Bradshaw campaign in 1997.
Yeah, it's been one of the more remarkable developments of the last 30 years and I'm not sure we quite know why, beyond older people dying.
More then that I think the misnomers and stereotypes that homophobia relied on have been discredit through personal experience.
You've never seen Back to The Future? Are you a serious person? 😃
I was too young to see it in the cinema and then just lost track of time.
I'm not clever enough to quote or find actual statistics, but I think there must still be recency bias in a 30-year history of climate change!