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‘Loud. Proud. Still allowed’: New York’s mayor urges LGBTQ+ Floridians to move to city

people in rainbow gear line up on street
The Tampa Pride parade on 26 March, held after the passage of Florida’s ‘don’t say gay’ bill. Photograph: Octavio Jones/Getty Images

The mayor of New York City, Eric Adams, has launched a digital campaign designed to persuade members of Florida’s LGBTQ+ community to move to the Big Apple, after their state passed a so-called “don’t say gay” education law.

On Monday, Adams announced the launch in five Florida cities of digital billboards and creative ads denouncing the legislation, which bans the discussion of sexual orientation and gender identity from kindergarten through third grade.

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