Marriage Causes Shift in Gay Culture

Jonathan Rauch, Guest Scholar, Governance Studies

NPR "Day to Day"

May 17, 2007 —

Three years after gay marriage become legal in Massachusetts, gays and lesbians, who have come to think of themselves as counter-cultural and unconventional, are now being seen as part of the mainstream. Guest scholar Jonathan Rauch talks with NPR's Day to Day about how gay marriage is influencing gay culture.

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