According to the podcast "Anita Bryant's War on Gay Rights," up to 1973, how did the American Psychiatric Association characterize homosexuality? Group of answer choicesAs a choiceAs an alternative lifestyleAs a mental illnessAs a sexual orientation

According to the podcast "Anita Bryant's War on Gay Rights," during 1977 the gay rights movement would have been associated with all of the following EXCEPT Group of answer choicesGay rights rights advocates began pressing the United States Congress for a law that made same-sex marriage legalGay communities throughout the nation held fundraisers for the Dade County gay rights campaignGay rights advocates viewed the vote in Miami as something like a national referendum on homosexualityPrior to the campaign in Miami, gay rights advocates sensed the movement was slowing down and that gay Americans had become politically apathetic

According to the podcast, "Anita Bryant's War on Gay Rights," Bryant’s anti-gay rights campaign used WHICH ONE of the following tactics to change Dade County voters’ minds? Group of answer choicesRadio ads in which President Jimmy Carter said he opposed gay rightsNewspaper ads in which several prominent doctors condemned gay rightsTelevision and newspaper ads that claimed that gay men preyed on children  Testimonials from three Supreme Court justices who told voters that homosexual acts were illegal

According to the podcast "Anita Bryant's War on Gay Rights," how did Dade County gay rights activist Bob Kunst differ from his “more pragmatic colleagues”?Group of answer choicesHe refused to debate Anita BryantHe wanted to reach voters through radio ads instead of television adsHe supported a orange juice boycottHe urged the use of violent protests to win gay rights

According to the podcast "Anita Bryant's War on Gay Rights," what was the outcome of the June 1977 vote on gay rights anti-discrimination referendum in Dade County?Group of answer choicesDade County narrowly voted to approve the anti-discrimination ordinanceDade County voters voted more than ten-to-one in favor of the anti-discrimination referendumDade County voters voted more than two-to-one to repeal the anti-discrimination ordinanceDade County voters voted against the referendum, even though Cuban-American voters overwhelmingly approved of gay rights

According to the podcast "Anita Bryant's War on Gay Rights," historian Lillian Faderman sees the protests after the Dade County vote as a turning point in American history for WHICH ONE of the following reasons?Group of answer choicesIt made gay and lesbian Americans realize that they had to be political and learn to fight homophobiaIt made gay and lesbian Americans more inclined to stay in the closet and hide their identitiesIt convinced gay and lesbian Americans that change could only come through the courts rather than through votingIt showed gay and lesbian Americans that gay rights could only be won in states on the East and West Coasts