In response to the tragic killing of transgender man Sam Nordquist, the City Council of Canandaigua, N.Y., has passed a resolution emphasizing its commitment to inclusivity and protection from discrimination. The resolution outlines the city's proactive approach to making services accessible to all and fostering a community where historically marginalized individuals can live without fear. Council members highlighted the importance of respectful interactions and community strength, asserting that the resolution reflects the views of Canandaigua's residents. Vigils for Nordquist have also been organized to honor his life.
The city of Canandaigua will continue to be proactive in making services and programs accessible and open to all individuals, and protecting the rights of citizens and visitors to live, work and play in a safe, inclusive and welcoming Canandaigua community.
The city firmly rejects bigotry, hate and all forms of discrimination, affirming its commitment to fostering an inclusive environment where marginalized individuals are respected, valued and can live peacefully.
This resolution is just a good reminder to see humans as humans, and to be respectful and thoughtful in all kinds of interactions.
We have a very strong community that's welcoming and inclusive, reflecting the views of the residents and people of Canandaigua.
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