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Gay Marriage Study Retracted After Allegations of Fake DataPoliticoMay. 26, 2015 |
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 One of the authors of a recent study that claimed that short conversations with gay people could change minds on same-sex marriage has retracted it. Columbia University political science professor Donald Green’s retraction this week of a popular article published in the December issue of the academic journal Science follows revelations that his co-author allegedly faked data for the study, “When contact changes minds: An experiment on transmission of support of gay marriage.” Read More 
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