ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月1日 08時11分

A wave of legislation targeting LGBTQ people has swept conservative-led statehouses since 2021. We visited four LGBTQ-friendly towns in red states that may be worth a visit.

So far this year, according to the advocacy group Human Rights Campaign, more than 500 bills have been introduced in such places as Arizona, Oklahoma and South Carolina. These states might not top the list of vacation destinations for LGBTQ travelers seeking to feel welcome, accepted and safe. But even in hostile political environments, some queer-friendly communities are thriving and attracting tourists with food, festivals and, of course, drag shows. We spoke with people in four of these places about why they love their towns and why they say LGBTQ travelers should still come.

Tap the link in our bio to visit Eureka Springs, Arkansas; Norman, Oklahoma; Bisbee, Arizona; and Greenville, South Carolina, with @nytimestravel. Photos by @terrafondriest, @no_jackson, @rnoblephoto and @theangrywhale

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