San Francisco is an expensive city to live in, just as New York and Los Angeles are.
The grossness that is NOM president Brian Brown is tweeting this story out from The Examiner. Brown is trying to blame San Francisco's decline on family and children on the gays. Gays are chasing that all-important secular, "the family," out of the city so he implies.
Families that remain in The City are bucking the trend that has plagued San Francisco for years as the number of children — defined as people up to 17 years old — has dropped from 181,532 in 1960 to 107,524 today, according to the latest U.S. Census Bureau figures. The 2000 census counted 112,802 youths. The decrease is disappointing news for city officials, who have attempted to counter the family-flight trend by creating more affordable housing, improving schools and cutting costs, such as a college savings account for kindergarten enrollees
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