From "Benefits for Nonhomophobic Societies: an Anthropological Perspective" by Walter

From "Benefits for Nonhomophobic Societies: An Anthropological Perspective" by Walter L. Williams
Williams discusses attitudes toward homosexuality/androgyny in cross-cultural perspective. Unlike in the contemporary U.S., many other societies show an appreciation for this type of diversity, and, critically, it leads to meaningful contributions for society across a variety of substantive/institutional contexts including the family, child rearing, and friendship.
-Examining a wide range of societies allows Williams to conclude:

A) American society needs a socialist revolution
B) More gays need to have power in American society
C) Attitudes toward the same phenomenon may differ widely
D) Homosexuality may be genetically caused.