NYC Mayor Eric Adams condemns anti-LGBTQ+ laws in several US states

• NYC mayor Eric Adams supports the LGBTQ+ community.
• He condemns messages of hatred.
• New York City shows solidarity.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams condemns the anti-LGBTQ+ movement spreading across several US states.

Eric Adams expressed his dismay at the actions of Republican politicians such as Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.

The NYC mayor stated that these actions do not represent the values of freedom and justice held by American citizens.

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«All across this country we are seeing an increase in bigotry and hateful legislation against our LGBTQ+ community,» Adams stated on Twitter.

He showed his support for the community through a video posted on the Mayor’s official Twitter account.

In the video, the voice of the New York City mayor can be heard delivering a resolute message denouncing hatred.

«These so-called leaders are truly filled with hatred,» Eric Adams asserted.

Eric Adams sends a powerful message

In his controversial video on Twitter, the mayor claimed that some politicians promote hatred.

Eric Adams said that some Republican politicians are promoting hatred against the LGBTQ+ community in several states.

Furthermore, the mayor stated that they are attacking their «neighbors» and «children» with these messages of hatred.

«They are attacking our neighbors and our children. They do not represent American values of freedom and justice.»

New York City celebrates Pride

Several US states that canceled their Pride Month celebrations amid pressure from the anti-LGBTQ+ movement.

New York City celebrated Pride Month in a grand fashion in June.

The New York City Pride Parade is one of the most significant globally and the most representative in the US.

People from all over visit New York City in June to celebrate diversity.

Support for the LGBTQ+ community

New York Mayor Eric Adams, affirmed that New York City welcomes the LGBTQ+ community.

He said that NY will be more than open to anyone looking for a new home where they feel accepted and respected.

«New York is not afraid to say gay, trans, or drag queens.»

«We are also not afraid of those politicians,» Adams stated when referring to politicians promoting hatred.