Eight KY cities rated on equality – how did yours do?

The Human Rights Campaign has released their 2021 Municipal Equality Index, rating cities across the United States on 25 different factors related to both sexual orientation and gender identity.

Eight different cities across Kentucky were included in this year's ratings, with their scores ranging from a low of 18 to a high of 100 (out of 100). The Index includes some factors counted as "flex points" – additional items that are not part of the core 100 points, but that if present in that city could boost its score by up to 35 points. Theoretically, then, a city could score 135, but the Index doesn't report scores over 100.

Here are the total scores (core and flex) for the eight Kentucky cities:

And here is a table showing all the factors in the Index, and how each city scored on each factor.  A green-colored cell indicates a perfect score for that category.