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>That being said, states like Colorado and California are some of the few areas with solid protections for LGBTQ people. For sure. That, and similar aspects, a
by jjulius 8y ago
>That being said, states like Colorado and California are some of the few areas with solid protections for LGBTQ people.
For sure. That, and similar aspects, are what we really enjoy about living here.
- crushcrashcrush 8y agoFull admission - my hetero/cisgendered worldview made me ignore this side of reasoning for living here. But doesn’t NYC, Seattle, Portland, LA, Miami offer similar protections? Great point none the less!
- jjulius 8y agoThey do! Though one could argue that Seattle is (and has been) moving in the direction of SF/SV in terms of cultural homogeneity, while my brother-in-law has been living in PDX for a while now and says that he loves it but complains about the strong level of "group-think". I can't speak to NYC or Miami as I've only visited twice and once, respectively, though I love how diverse the culture of NYC is. Edit: That's not to say that they're anywhere near as homogeneous as SF/SV have become, though. I just think it's worth mentioning as it relates to the broader topic.