The closest city to me that is listed is Roswell which only got a score of 5 but Atlanta got a score of 100. I live about 30 miles outside of Atlanta.

Birmingham got 100. Can this be true?

Santa Rosa CA- 74! ?

Baton Rouge scored 42. :/ New Orleans, where I lived before moving up the road to here, scored 97.

Chandler, AZ 58. Could be worse I suppose. However, I work at a middle school and there are signs that things are changing, but some things remain the same. I am a janitor at the school even though I have a degree in engineering. I talk to the teachers often and one day recently one of teachers mentioned that there was a "fight" at the park across the street from the school Terms like "fatty" and "faggot" were being used. I told her that I had found a stack of sticky notes stuck to a classroom door that spelled out letter by letter "F*** you faggot!!!". She then tells me that there are a couple of girls here that are "L G B T?". That is how she said it. This teacher has told me she is a Christian, but she is definitely not a judgmental type. She loves her students and apparently has no problem with LGBT, but it is does seem like something foreign to her. I am thinking this school is going to have to formally address this sometime in the near future. Of course, I am the B in the LGBT, but they don't know that yet(?).

Harrisburg got an 81. New Hope, which is very LGBT+ friendly, only got a 71. Overall PA looks pretty good, but Erie not so much.

Sweet. Atlanta got a 100. That makes me a little happy that I live here.