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The 100 people making an impact on planning and cities today.

Small American cities used the same playbook to attract big-city refugees: walkable downtowns, craft breweries, and cheap homes.

Small American cities used the same playbook to attract big-city refugees: walkable downtowns, craft breweries, and cheap homes.

Roberto Che Espinoza had been thinking about leaving Tennessee after the 2024 election, but in June they noticed that the state attorney general was seeking medical records on gender-affirming medical

As LGBTQ people move out of states because of a hostile climate and restrictive laws the economy may be adversely affected

Research and surveys suggest that relocations may harm areas that lose LGBTQ people — and provide economic benefits to those that gain them

As anti-LGBTQ laws spread across the country, many LGBTQ people are assessing whether they should move to more LGBTQ-friendly states. This can strain not only their family finances, but the economies of the states and cities they're fleeing.

As anti-LGBTQ laws spread across the country, many LGBTQ people and their families are assessing whether they should move.

Anti-LGBTQ+ laws spurring migration that could be felt in local, state economies.

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