Muslim American attitudes toward same-sex marriage have liberalized since 2007
Evidence
Homonationalism describes the process where Muslims are cast as inherently homophobic, which is used to align LGBTQ issues into a nationalistic agenda that perpetuates racist attitudes toward Muslims (Puar 2007). But Muslimsâ ideas on same sex are becoming more progressive over time. According to the Pew Research Center (2015), in 2007, 38 percent of Muslim respondents felt âhomosexuality should be acceptedâ compared to 45 percent in 2014. â Saher Selod, Forever Suspect_ RacializedâŠ, 111
Categorization
Category: Factual Claims
- XREF: Directly contradicts a core homonationalist stereotype â Muslims as inherently homophobic â with survey data.
- DEFINE: Defines the term âhomonationalismâ via Puar.
Related
- Muslim American attitudes toward homosexuality are liberalizing over time (similarity 0.92)
- American views on homosexuality flipped within forty-five years (similarity 0.82)