State of LGBTQ Equality in 11 Michigan Cities Detailed in HRC’s 6th Edition of the MEI
The average Municipal Equality Index score for cities in Michigan is 71 out of 100 points, which falls above the national average of 57.
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West Virginia All-Star: Huntington Leads the Way in LGBTQ Equality
At a time when many states have failed to pass LGBTQ-inclusive laws and policies, cities are stepping up to ensure that all citizens are treated equally, according to a report…
Virginia All-Stars: Arlington and Alexandria Lead the Way in LGBTQ Equality
At a time when many states have failed to pass LGBTQ-inclusive laws and policies, cities are stepping up to ensure that all citizens are treated equally, according to a report…
Texas All-Stars: Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth and San Antonio Lead the Way in LGBTQ Equality
In Texas, Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth and San Antonio earned over 85 points on the 2017 MEI despite hailing from a state without LGBTQ-inclusive statewide non-discrimination laws.
Pennsylvania All-Stars: Allentown, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Lead the Way in LGBTQ Equality
In Pennsylvania, Allentown, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh earned over 85 points on the 2017 MEI despite hailing from a state without LGBTQ-inclusive statewide non-discrimination laws.
Ohio All-Stars: Akron, Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton and Toledo Lead the Way in LGBTQ Equality
In Ohio, Akron, Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton and Toledo earned over 85 points on the 2017 MEI despite hailing from a state without LGBTQ-inclusive statewide non-discrimination laws.
Missouri All-Stars: Columbia, Kansas City and St. Louis Lead the Way in LGBTQ Equality
In Missouri, Columbia, Kansas City and St. Louis earned over 85 points on the 2017 MEI despite hailing from a state without LGBTQ-inclusive statewide non-discrimination laws.
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