The historic and popular Gay Street and Christopher Street in the West Village neighborhood of Manhattan was renamed 'Acceptance Street' this week.
The historic and popular Gay Street and Christopher Street in the West Village neighborhood of Manhattan was renamed"Acceptance Street" Monday morning.
The core message? No matter who or how you love, you are welcome here on"Acceptance Street," representative of all walks of life.With New York as the host city for WorldPride this year, organizers and underwriters told ABC they are actively working to understand how they can make the installation a permanent symbol for the community.
In a report by the Associated Press, it is up to the banks that issue the cards to actually implement the change and on Monday, Mastercard called on those banks to do so.
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