Different parts of the country are more tolerant than others, and people from different religious groups also have their own opinions. More than half of Americans support same-sex marriage, up from 37 percent in 2006. Americans who tend to oppose same-sex marriage attend church, live in the South and are 55 or older. I have attached a link to Kim Davis and her conflict with same-sex marriage. Her job responsibility required her to issue a marriage license with her full name on it. This wasn't an issue until June 26, 2015, when same-sex marriage became legal in all 50 states. Based on his religious beliefs, he refused to grant marriage licenses to anyone in a same-sex relationship who wanted to get married. This caused a huge problem legally and religiously. Supporters came from other states to support her in her decision to refuse her marriage license, while protesters also came to defend the court in its decision to put her in prison. I think this is a great example of the same-sex marriage controversy. Brings attention to the fact that this is still an ongoing problem among people in the United States, even though the majority of Americans have accepted same-sex discrimination.