Above: It gets better.
In an editorial this morning calling for the Utah Legislature to pass a statewide version of the anti-discrimination ordinances that protect gay, lesbian and trangendered* people, we said there were 13 cities and counties in the state that had already passed similar laws and were suffering no known ill effects.
Make that 14.
- Harrisville becomes 14th Utah locale to ban anti-gay bias - Rosemary Winters, The Salt Lake Tribune
... On Tuesday, the Harrisville City Council unanimously passed anti-discrimination ordinances, making it the 14th Utah city or county to do so. More than a quarter of Utahns now live in places where it is illegal to discriminate in housing and employment based on a person’s sexual orientation or gender identity. Harrisville, north of Ogden, has a population of 5,567. ...
* Also, we are reliably informed that the word is "transgender," not "transgendered."