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In the 1950s, what was legally allowed in the US?

A. Marriage between people of the same gender
B. Banning LGBTQ+ people from the military
C. Denying citizenship for Indigenous people
D. Access to mainstream classrooms for all children



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Final answer:

In the 1950s, same-sex marriage was not legally allowed in the US, but significant progress has been made over the years.


Explanation:

Same-sex marriage was not legally allowed in the US in the 1950s. LGBTQ+ people faced various discriminations, such as being denied marriage licenses, visitation rights in hospitals, and tax and insurance benefits. It wasn't until 2015, in Obergefell v. Hodges, that the Supreme Court declared the legal right for same-sex couples to marry.


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