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

Eric Adams launches Florida ad campaign denouncing state’s ‘don’t say gay’ legislation

on the new billboards reads: “People say a lot of ridiculous things in New York. ‘Don’t say gay’ isn’t one of them.”

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