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San Francisco has long been considered America's most gay-friendly city. VacationRenter , a vacation portal site that uses artificial intelligence, asked more than 1, respondents what they considered the most LGBTQ-friendly city in America besides San Francisco. Almost 42 percent of respondents, who ranged in age from 18 to 55, said Portland, Oregon. Oregon's largest city has long been considered a queer oasis in the Northwest: More than 5 percent of residents identify as LGBTQ, far higher than the national average. While it doesn't have a gayborhood like other cities, "Portland is such a blue bubble we don't have the need for those types of enclaves, like other parts of the country still do," LGBTQ rights advocate Susie Shepherd told Willamette Week.
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There is a lot to think about when moving to a new country, not least of all the local norms, customs and sensibilities. And, while progress is being made every day for gay rights, sadly not every country in the world is as liberal as it should be. While same-sex marriage is not legal, there are many gay bars in its urban areas and moderate displays of affection will not be deemed offensive by them. However, outlandish displays of affection no matter your sexual orientation may be frowned on in public. On top of its buzzing gay scene, Thailand also offers postcard white beaches, stunning temples and the tastiest food for the tiniest budgets. While all of Germany is pretty liberal towards same-sex couples, its capital takes the crown. Famous for its legendary nightlife, culture and liberalism, Berlin also hosts the largest gay pride parade and festival in Germany.
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Argentina legalized same-sex marriage back in , becoming the first country in Latin America to do so. In , Belgium became the second country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage. Denmark was the first country in the world to recognize same-sex partnerships back in , and the Scandinavian country officially legalized same-sex marriage in
Track my home. As jubilant pride celebrations take place across the nation, major cities are rolling out the welcome mat with rainbow flags flying proudly from streetlights. This is the big one: the 50th anniversary of the gay rights movement. But just because the largest metros may be the most visibly gay-friendly, it doesn't necessarily mean they're the best places for members of the community to put down roots. In fact, New York City, the very birthplace of the gay movement, didn't even crack realtor.
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