How long will it take for same-sex marriage to be legal in Pennsylvania?
Shannon Joynes
barista | West Oak Lane
“Five years. The more you look around, the more LGBT people you see. People are being more open to it. Times are changing quickly. People are pushing more [for same-sex marriage], and the other side will get tired of pushing back.”
Shannon Joynes
barista | West Oak Lane
“Five years. The more you look around, the more LGBT people you see. People are being more open to it. Times are changing quickly. People are pushing more [for same-sex marriage], and the other side will get tired of pushing back.”
Rachel Narvaez
interior designer | Center City
“Probably 15 years. I think we’ve made improvements toward it. But there’s still a lot of opposition. Even though there’s a lot of public awareness about the issue, that’s also brought about much opposition.”
Timothy Rissel
restaurant manager | Queen Village
“My guess would be 10 years. A lot of older people probably would be opposed to it. The rural areas are highly Republican and more conservative. It will take 10 years for their attitudes to come around.”
Elizabeth Wotring
interior decorator | Washington Square West
“The year 2015. I see a shift in attitudes that are affecting even Pennsylvania. Since so many young people support gay marriage, we’re swaying the older people to see things our way, too.”
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