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Old 12-19-2008, 09:31 PM
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Default LGBT Populations, Percentages, and Rankings
This link should be of interest to many on this forum. A little while back, there was a lot of misunderstanding on a thread about LGBT populations and percentages for cities, etc.

The link below has LGBT populations and percentages (with rankings) for cities (within city limits), metro areas, and states.

Gay village - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


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Old 12-19-2008, 11:14 PM
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Based on that data if you are LGBT you are better off in a medium sized city maybe, since both Chicago and NYC didn't make the list as far as percentage of total population.
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That article didn't really shed any light on the misunderstandings from the earlier thread. It's a very basic explanation of gay populations.

I will never really believe the numbers when they are based on same-sex households, as those numbers are. Same-sex households do not give an accurate count of the actual number of gays and lesbians in a particular city.
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