Ninety-one
percent of LGBT Americans say people in their communities have become more accepting of them in recent years, a poll finds, but almost as many
say discrimination is still a somewhat serious or very serious problem
in the U.S. The USA TODAY/Gallup poll also found that 53% of all
Americans now say they support allowing same-sex couples to marry,
compared with 27% in a 1996 Gallup poll.
