Gay Atlanta in transit: Amidst everyday routines, quietly making gay history on MARTA

A self-identified Christian man, Young watched the two women for most of the 15-minute train ride to Five Points, discomforted by what he considered glorified sinning; but he was also aware that it's no longer as fashionable to express such views about homosexuality in public as it once was. "But it's like, you see more, and more and more, of it, and it's like, it's supposed to be normal, but in actuality, morality wise, it's not normal," Young, 35, said in an interview after exiting the train. "The first time you," Young said with a pause, choosing his words carefully. "Like, say, if those two ladies, if I would've went up to them and said, 'Look, I would like to talk to you ladies about Christ,' then they'll feel like their civil liberties or civil rights have been violated if somebody looks at them in a different way. Full story...