The Tallahassee Democrat reports:
Less than half of young LGBTQ Floridians feel accepted in their communities, according to a new report released by The Trevor Project.
The Trevor Project, a nonprofit that provides crisis support for LGBTQ young people, surveyed almost 1,000 young LGBTQ Floridians about their mental health, and 48% felt the community they live in was accepting of their gender identity or sexual orientation.
But more than two-thirds, or 69%, say they or their family members have considered moving out of Florida because of LGBTQ-related politics and laws. It wasn’t clear where they considered moving. Florida’s Log Cabin Republican did not respond to a request for comment.
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