Harm of anti-LGBTQ laws includes economic pain for communities, families

As anti-LGBTQ laws spread across the country, many LGBTQ people are assessing whether they should move to more LGBTQ-friendly states. This can strain not only their family finances, but the economies of the states and cities they're fleeing.

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