The Gay Liberation Movement (28 Jun 1969 Jahr – 1 Jan 1980 Jahr)

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The gay liberation movement, which gained momentum in the 1960s and 1970s, contributed to political polarization in America by challenging traditional societal norms and values related to sexuality and gender identity. Also seen as a "culture war" issue, the gay liberation movement mobilized both liberal and conservative voters and forced the parties to pick sides regarding policy formation and part platforms. As the movement gained traction, it sparked a backlash from conservative groups and politicians who viewed it as a threat to their beliefs and the fabric of American society. This introduced the idea of "identity politics" into the political landscape of the 1960's. The issue of LGBTQ+ rights became a contentious topic in American politics, with liberals and conservatives taking opposing positions on issues such as same-sex marriage, workplace discrimination, transgender rights, and the right of LGBTQ+ individuals to serve openly in the military, which was viewed by some as threats to their beliefs and way of life. This polarization has persisted to this day, with LGBTQ+ rights remaining a divisive issue in American politics and society.

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