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For progressive I would say NYC is a standout as well as San Francisco, Seattle and Portland (OR), also other less obvious cities like Denver, Salt Lake City (as mentioned above), Minneapolis and Cleveland.
Least progressive would be the one-dimensional cities that don't seem motivated to broaden. Orlando is a prime example.
For progressive I would say NYC is a standout as well as San Francisco, Seattle and Portland (OR), also other less obvious cities like Denver, Salt Lake City (as mentioned above), Minneapolis and Cleveland.
Least progressive would be the one-dimensional cities that don't seem motivated to broaden. Orlando is a prime example.
Cleveland? Progessive? I guess it depends on how you define "Progressive."
In any event, I would say...
Most Progressive: San Francisco, NYC, Boston, Minneapolis, Seattle
Least Progressive: Detroit, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Cleveland, Phoenix
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