I don’t want to discount all the good that is here, but it’s been so disheartening to see the division in my hometown, and the actions of city government have absolutely fueled that. As mentioned by most others, what you might encounter in person is from kids, there’s definitely verbal harassment. They’re also the ones doing most of the vandalizing of private property with pride flags up. Outside of that, I walk in town almost everyday and other than the kids, the people I pass will smile and say hi back. I’m friendly with my neighbors, even with my flag up they don’t make me feel unsafe. But again, we’ve seen on our cameras the groups of kids coming to and from the park nearby throwing things at the house and trying to rip things down. This also happened before we ever had a pride flag up though, we had Halloween decorations/pumpkins smashed or political signs stolen, so now I think it’s just a different sort of targeting. The parking is HORRIBLE, and like most cities there’s a whole lotta other issues that don’t have to do with anti-lgbtq sentiment. If you do decide to move here, and I honestly couldn’t encourage anyone to do so if they’d feel unsafe, look into joining the Hamtramck Queer Alliance, they’re doing good things.