>I would say it is a working class and rural exception. Plus, blacks
>tend to come from the South, at least a few generations ago. What a
>surprise that they would share values typical of the US South.
That's pretty much what you said yesterday:
>I'm going out on a limb here, but isn't it likely that black
>opposition to gay marriage being higher than that of whites
>(usually), at least in urban areas, is related to blacks coming from
>a more rural background 2-3 generations back in which the center of
>the community was the church?
I'm going out on a limb here to suggest it's likely you're running on your own steam on this. Did you get this from anywhere besides what you're sitting on?