I don't ride the LIRR very often, nor do i really take the bus out there, but I'm loving these ads. They are about the equal stake that gays have in the community. Some people forget that gay people live places, they aren't just those stereotypes they see at the club, and in the media. That being said, These ads are very forward, and in their own way, are advancing awareness. Glad to know that they are being shown. I just wanna know why it's only African-Americans in the ads. Ads:

"Long Island Gay and Lesbian youth or LIGALY, paid $37,000 on the ads that are on Nassau County MTA buses and on Long Island Railroad station platforms. "This is very positive," LIGALY CEO David Kilmnick told PIX News. "This is about where we live, where we pay our taxes. This is where we play in terms of basketball and other things and it's a very positive campaign." So far, there hasn't been a single complaint according to LIGALY CEO David Kilmnick. He says they have been flooded with positive calls which is the purpose."

See the newsclip for PIX11 in ny after the jump!

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