REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. (AP) - Rehoboth is among the Top 5 small cities for same-sex couples, according to a study based on U.S. Census Bureau data.
Rehoboth ranked fourth among cities with populations under 100,000 with 106.87 couples per capita, according to a report published by the Williams Institute, a national sexual orientation law and public policy think tank based at the University of California, Los Angeles.
"Particularly among smaller cities, the data reflects that the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bi-sexual and transgender) community has dispersed beyond traditional enclaves. As social stigma eases, couples are more comfortable coming out, and a generation of aging and out same-sex couples begin to retire," Gary Gates, a Williams Institute demographer, said in a written statement.
"People my age were much more hesitant to be open and say they were in a same-sex relationship," said Steve Elkins, 61, the executive director of CAMP Rehoboth and editor of Letters from CAMP Rehoboth.
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Which is why I don't go to Rehoboth.
ReplyDeleteJust what I want my children to see, grown men kissing and rubbing suntan oil on each other!
ReplyDeleteThe last time I went there the gays were yelling at us " Breeders" so we chased them pelting them with rocks.
ReplyDeleteI don't care what then do they leave a lot of money in Sussex county and are the only ones buying half million dollar second homes in this market
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