Chicago’s Boystown Becomes a Bit More Diverse
BY Jeffrey Hartinger
June 13 2011 6:05 PM ET
Chicago's trendy gay neighborhood Boystown has welcomed a few new residents: a mother deer and her two fawns, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.
Chicago Animal Care and Control officials were informed of the unusual situation and said the animals would not be moved from their current habitat, behind an apartment complex in the middle of the city. The agency typically gets involved only when animals are injured or threatening.
While it is yet unknown if the deer will remain in the city, it appears the fawns will most likely have an atypical upbringing in more ways than one.
most popular
-
New Antigay Children's Book Teaches Kids to Hate LGBT Families
-
Boy Scouts Vote to End Discrimination Against Gay Youth
-
Nevada Takes Another Step Toward Marriage Equality
-
Ugandan LGBT Activists Arrested While Protesting Media Censorship
-
WATCH: What Happens When a Gay Boy Scout Comes Out to His Camp Leader
-
Transgender High School Senior Skips Graduation Over School's Transphobic Policy
Sign Up For Email Updates
LATEST NEWS
- Current Issue Meet the New Voice for Dallas 1 hour 34 min ago
- Books New Antigay Children's Book Teaches Kids to Hate LGBT Families May 23 2013 8:17 PM
- Commentary Op-ed: Boy Scouts Must Complete the Inclusion Process May 23 2013 7:32 PM
- Sports Gay Athletes Hop Aboard the Condom Mobile May 23 2013 7:15 PM
- Crime Questions Over Police Response to Murder of N.Y. Gay Man Still Unanswered May 23 2013 7:02 PM
- Marriage Equality Nevada Takes Another Step Toward Marriage Equality May 23 2013 6:41 PM
- Youth Boy Scouts Vote to End Discrimination Against Gay Youth May 23 2013 6:22 PM










