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According to a Gallup poll released on June 10, 2026, fewer Americans find birth control, gambling, and having children outside of wedlock to be morally acceptable. The acceptance of birth control has reached a record low of 83%.
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According to a Gallup poll released on June 10, 2026, fewer Americans find birth control, gambling, and having children outside of wedlock to be morally acceptable. The acceptance of birth control has reached a record low of 83%.
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Fewer Americans think birth control, gambling, kids out of wedlock are acceptable
Gallup Poll Shows Decline in Acceptance of Birth Control, Gambling, and Children Out of Wedlock