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Originally Posted by NJhighlands87
And how do you make a city "gay-friendly?" What policies or attractions would you put in place to make a city "gay-friendly?"
Forest Hill in Newark is already known for it's LGBT population, and Newark in general has a done a good job with programs such as Sanctuary, which highlight LGBT spaces around the city.
Camden had a small LGBT population in the Fairview section a while back but most fled to Collingswood, Mt. Airy, Northern Liberties, or South Philly. The country in general and NJ in particular are more gay-friendly than they were 20 years ago, I don't think LGBT folks are forced to live in marginal areas to escape social persecution anymore.
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I thinking along the line of lower manhatten, williamsburg, and some parts of philly gentrification
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