Infographics from lead report focused on LGBT people in rural communities.
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Where We Call Home: LGBT People in Rural America Infographics
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Nondiscrimination Laws
Non-discrimination laws protect LGBTQ people from employment, housing, public accommodations, credit, and other discrimination.
Rural
Popular culture images of LGBTQ people suggest that most LGBTQ people live in cities or on the coasts. Yet an estimated three million or more LGBTQ people call rural America home. LGBTQ people are part of the fabric of rural and urban communities alike, working as teachers and ministers, small
LGBTQ People
LGBTQ people in the United States have families, work hard to earn a living, pay taxes, and serve their communities and their country. MAP offers a collection of resources addressing the many aspects of LGBTQ people’s lives.
Regional
The lives and experiences of LGBTQ people across the United States varies based on where they live. For example, legal and legislative progress on issues affecting LGBTQ people has not advanced equally across the United States. There are variations from state to state and region to region. Positive policy innovations
Economic Security
LGBTQ people in the United States have the same worries as others when it comes to finding good jobs, providing for their families, and saving for the future. But research consistently finds that LGBTQ people and their families are more likely to struggle economically and experience higher rates of poverty
Despite the Attacks Against Us, LGBTQ+ People Know How to Win
From defeating harmful legislation, to regional, grassroots efforts, to local community centers, there are many ways that LGBTQ people continue to win.
