Illinois believes in gender inclusion: Where can LGBT families live in Illinois?

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A survey reveals that more than 40% of LGBT youth thought of committing suicide the previous year.

considered suicide in the past year (source). While trying to live a normal life, they are targeted and not given their full rights. This has resulted in various psychological and mental challenges.

However, not all American states and cities treat the LGBT community badly. In fact, Illinois is one of those very few American states that may soon update the existing laws to be more inclusive for LGBT. Protection will be given to them and they will be allowed to marry and live in the way they want to.

According to a news report, Gov. J.B. Pritzker will soon sign the bills to provide a good life for LGBT.

Where can LGBT families move to Illinois?

Already there are several places across the state where LGBT families are moving and can move. Here is an overview of a few of them.

Boystown

This town is one of the best for LGBT families. In fact, it is home to one of the largest LGBT communities. It is also called Northalsted and is famous the world over for its beautiful nightlife, welcoming and friendly vibe, peaceful environment, great dining options, and LGBTQ-owned companies.

Evanston

It is a suburb of Chicago and is 12 miles away from Downtown Chicago. Evanston has Northwestern University and a large number of restaurants catering to students. Also, the population of this city is quite diverse. It has a large population of LGBT. Some of its best amenities are beautiful views of the city, delicious local cuisines, and others.

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