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Satisfaction with attitudes toward LGBTQ people lowest since 2013: Gallup

Satisfaction with attitudes toward gay and lesbian people in the U.S. Is at its lowest since 2013, with 51% of Americans expressing satisfaction, a drop from 62% in 2022.
Only 38% of Americans reported satisfaction with the acceptance of transgender people, while 50% expressed dissatisfaction.
Overall satisfaction with the direction of the country is at 20%, an increase from 11% in January 2021.
The survey shows that Americans' satisfaction with LGBTQ+ rights has decreased significantly over the past decade.

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The Hill

Satisfaction with attitudes toward LGBTQ people lowest since 2013: Survey

Satisfaction with attitudes toward LGBTQ people are the lowest they have been since 2013, a survey from Gallup shows. In the survey, 51 percent of respondents said “the acceptance of gay and lesbian people in the nation” made them “very satisfied” or “somewhat satisfied.” That is the lowest satisfaction rating of the acceptance of gay…

18 days ago·Washington, United States

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The Advocate

American satisfaction with state of LGBTQ+ rights reaches lowest point in over a decade

Just over half of Americans said they are satisfied with the nation's acceptance of gay and lesbian people, the lowest rate since 2013.

19 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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USA Today

Portion of Americans satisfied with US stance on LGBTQ is lowest in decade

Annual Gallup survey shows a declining majority of Americans are satisfied with acceptance of gay and lesbian people in the U.S.

19 days ago·United States

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Gallup

Americans' State of the Nation Ratings Remain at Record Low

As President Donald Trump launches initiatives to reshape the nation in his second term, a recent Gallup poll provides a road map for the issues Americans think need the most attention.

19 days ago

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Noticias de Chiapas

Present in Congress State Diagnosis of Human Rights of LGBT+ People

Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas; February 06, 2025.- The Vice President of the State Congress, Deputy Gethsemane Moreno Martínez, in coordination with the Ministry of Women and Gender Equality of Chiapas, made the presentation of the “State Diagnosis on the situation that preserves the human rights of LGBT+ people in Chiapas.” According to the diagnosis, there are great advances in terms of equality and respect for rights in the entity. Despite the fa…

17 days ago

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