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.
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.
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.
In Michigan, Ann Arbor, Detroit, East Lansing and Ferndale earned over 85 points on the 2017 MEI despite hailing from a state without LGBTQ-inclusive statewide non-discrimination laws.
In Louisiana, New Orleans earned over 85 points on the 2017 MEI despite hailing from a state without LGBTQ-inclusive statewide non-discrimination laws.
In Kentucky, Louisville and Lexington earned over 85 points on the 2017 MEI despite hailing from a state without LGBTQ-inclusive statewide non-discrimination laws.
In Indiana, Bloomington and Indianapolis earned over 85 points on the 2017 MEI despite hailing from a state without LGBTQ-inclusive statewide non-discrimination laws.
In Georgia, Atlanta earned over 85 points on the 2017 MEI despite hailing from a state without LGBTQ-inclusive statewide non-discrimination laws.
In Montana, Missoula earned over 85 points on the 2017 MEI despite hailing from a state without LGBTQ-inclusive statewide non-discrimination laws.
In Florida, nine cities earned over 85 points on the 2017 MEI despite hailing from a state without LGBTQ-inclusive statewide non-discrimination laws.
