Discussion The results of the study I conducted were mostly positive. I expected a high number of people to harbor prejudices against homosexuals, although it's a good thing that they didn't. I think if I had been able to cover more ground and go around different parts of Sacramento as well as some nearby cities, the survey would have had a much more diverse and diverse set of results with the sheer amount of people. Some of the glitches during the My surveys and research papers had a lot of questions. I think next time only five questions would be enough, giving me an accurate amount of data and making it quicker for subjects to use their time to fill it out. I felt a little confused when initially calculating the surveys due to the amount of questions and the different age groups I split each survey into. The results produced a high correlation with positive attitudes and opinions about gay rights and gay people. I hope that with social media continually showing and making the LGBT community more accepting, more and more people will educate themselves and open their minds and stop the prejudice and discrimination against