Adams takes aim at 'Don't Say Gay' law with new campaign inviting LGBTQ Floridians to NYC
New York City on Monday rolled out a new marketing campaign in Florida inviting the state's LGBTQ community to move to the five boroughs.
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New York City on Monday rolled out a new marketing campaign in Florida inviting the state's LGBTQ community to move to the five boroughs.
The ad blitz, which is set to air in five local TV markets in the Sunshine State through the end of May, will feature digital billboards inviting Floridians to move to New York “where you can say whatever you want” — a shot at the so-called “Don’t Say Gay” bill signed into law by Gov. Ron DeSantis last week.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams' spokesperson said they were unaware of Rev. Kathlyn Barrett-Layne's anti-gay writings.
The pastor said her kid turned transgender after being in the same room as a lesbian, but that she was able to pray the kid back to being cisgender...
The Rev. Kathlyn Barrett-Layne said she is not homophobic and that she is considering legal action against the city.