Least gay U.S city? (better, places, people, cons)

[internat]

I mean lack of gay parades, gay spots, gay neighbourhoods, etc. I don't mean a city where gays are treated badly just where there's less of it in the open as I understand the orientation exist everywhere.

[Steve-o]

Originally Posted by internat

I mean lack of gay parades, gay spots, gay neighbourhoods, etc. I don't mean a city where gays are treated badly just where there's less of it in the open as I understand the orientation exist everywhere.

My guess would probably be SLC.

[internat]

Is it because of the Mormons and how are they different from most other conservative churches?

Originally Posted by Steve-o

My guess would probably be SLC.

[MetroBTR]

Maybe Omaha or Kansas City, someplace that's though of as being very basic and conservative.

[gv0928]

this thread reminds me of the thread about the city with the most white people thread.

not a good thing imo...

[beeneverywheretwice]

Originally Posted by internat

Is it because of the Mormons and how are they different from most other conservative churches?

That's the first city that popped in my mind. But I'm sure the closets are plentiful in SLC. One thing is for sure, the freaks come out at night.

And everyone has a little freak in them, of some kind or another. If not, they're not doing right.

[northbound74]

Originally Posted by MetroBTR

Maybe Omaha or Kansas City, someplace that's though of as being very basic and conservative.

For better or worse, Kansas City is very liberal. The suburbs, of course, tend to be more conservative.

[internat]

I'm asking for replies related to the question and not a value judgement.

Originally Posted by gv0928

this thread reminds me of the thread about the city with the most white people thread.

not a good thing imo...

[Lakewooder]

I would imagine wherever the Rev Fred Phelps lives (if you don't count his closet).

[bchris02]

Originally Posted by northbound74

For better or worse, Kansas City is very liberal. The suburbs, of course, tend to be more conservative.

True, Kansas City and Omaha are far from basic and conservative. It sounds like another typical city-data poster throwing out stereotypes of places they have never been to.