Philly.com
by Julia Terruso
Attorney Leonard Reuter, who represented L&I, which granted the permit, said the city does not require detailed information on the usage of a fraternal organization. To ask about activities or membership and then approve or deny based on those factors could be unconstitutional.
“Are we going to ask, What’s the racial composition of your members? What religion do you practice? What do you believe in?” Reuter asked. “Sexual expression is protected under the First Amendment.” …
We need more successful case law to strengthen the platform around our sexual privacy rights! First and fourteenth amendments. Another reason why the ESPLERP V GASCON case must succeed! Oral arguments in October.