This paper studies the willingness that an adolescent has to extend human r
ights to homosexuals. This willingness defines the concept of political tol
erance towards homosexuals. Results of this study show that the rights that
adolescents are less willing to extend to homosexuals are those more relat
ed to the activities that homosexuals do to recover their rights, as the ri
ght of demonstrating on the street. This study also pretends to find those
variables more related to political tolerance towards homosexuals. Self-est
eem, political experience, support for democratic norms and identification
with a group of friends are positively related to political tolerance towar
ds homosexuals, whereas support for violent groups or the identification wi
th a religious group are negatively related.