HRC has released its 2014 Municipal Equality Index, a review of how 353 cities across all 50 states treat their LGBT citizens.

This year, 38 cities scored a perfect 100, for which HRC considered, among other factors, workplace-discrimination laws, domestic partner benefits, trans-inclusive health care benefits and anti-bullying programs in schools.

Of the 38 cities that scored a perfect 100, 15 are actually in states that don't have anti-discrimination laws. (Though the cities themselves do.)

Five cities, four of which are in Texas, got a big fat zero from HRC: Lubbock, Irving, Mesquite and McAllen. (The fifth is Southaven, Mississippi.)

"If they want their city to be vibrant and a welcoming environment, they need to do something locally," said Chuck Smith, Executive Director of Equality Texas.

Did your city make the top of the list? These 38 municipalities scored a 100 on HRC's Municipal Equality Index

Arizona

Phoenix

Tempe

Tucson

California

Long Beach

Los Angeles

Palm Springs

San Diego

San Francisco

West Hollywood

Connecticut

New Haven

Florida

Orlando

St. Petersburg

Wilton Manors

Georgia

Atlanta

Illinois

Chicago

Iowa

Iowa City

Maryland

Baltimore

Massachusetts

Boston

Cambridge

Worcester

Michigan

East Lansing

Minnesota

Minneapolis

Saint Paul

Missouri

Kansas City

St. Louis

Montana

Missoula

New Jersey

Jersey City

New York

New York

Rochester

Ohio

Cincinnati

Columbus

Oregon

Portland

Pennsylvania

Philadelphia

Rhode Island

Providence

Texas

Austin

Washington

Olympia

Seattle

Wisconsin

Madison