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Students at Catholic colleges leave with less positive attitudes toward gay people than their peers – but that's not the whole story

  • Written by Musbah Shaheen, PhD student in Higher Education and Student Affairs, The Ohio State University
imageStudents generally become more appreciative of sexual diversity during college.Robert Chiarito/AFP via Getty Images

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