The Associated Press posted a very interesting story about the top gay-friendly cities in Florida, where only three Sunshine State cities received the highest score possible (100) “on an index that measures the quality of life for gays, lesbians and transgender residents.”
The top three most gay cities in Florida are St. Petersburg, Orlando, and Wilton Manors.The Human Rights Campaign, you know that activist group that will always stick a petition clipboard in your face whenever you are trying to enter Chipotle for a quick bite to eat
The groups gayness standards include “non-discrimination laws; benefits offered to municipal workers, such as transgender-inclusive insurance coverage; and support for pro-equality laws by public officials.”
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Interestingly enough, the city of Key West, which is a Mecca of sorts for the gay community, was left off the HRC list of gay-friendly cities as was Miami Beach.
Have you ever wondered what the gay meter readings for your city is? Probably not.
The HRC rated list of gay-friendly and not-so-gay-friendly Florida cities is as follows:100-Orlando
100-St. Petersburg
100-Wilton Manors (This places oozes gay. This is the epicenter of gay life in S. Florida)
95-Tampa
88-Tallahaseee (Really?)86-Oakland Park (This city rubs up to Wilton Manors)
85-Miami Shores
80- Fort Lauderdale (Considering that Roger Stone lives here, you would think the rating would be higher.)
70-Gainesville
52-Miami (Que!? While there are a lot more gays in this city, its not as concentrated as Wilton Manors)47-Hialeah
42-Hollywood
26-Jacksonsville and Cape Coral both score the low score
14-Port St. Lucie
