Building a more cohesive LGBT community was the theme as over 50 individuals celebrated Men of All Colors Together Philadelphia’s 28th anniversary May 1-3 in conjunction with the city’s Equality Forum.

Porn murder lawyers want to opt out

Attorneys for convicted killer Harlow Cuadra filed court papers last week requesting to be released from his defense.

This month’s Anna Crusis Women’s Choir concert will fuse artistry and advocacy to relay the group’s commitment to promoting justice, peace and equality.

For as long as Andrew R.

Pennsylvania state employees in same-sex relationships will now be able to obtain the same medical benefits for their partners as heterosexual married employees.

District Attorney:

Seth Williams (#55) Controller:

Alan Butkovitz (#58) Supreme Court:

Jack Panella (#1) Superior Court:

Anne Lazarus (#4)

John Younge (#5)

Robert Colville (#7) Commonwealth Court:

Jimmy Lynn (#10)

Stephen Pollack (#11) Court of Common Pleas:

Robert Coleman (#20)

Angeles Roca (#21)

Donna Woelpper (#26)

Sharon Williams-Losier (#27) Roxanne Covington (#30)

Dan Anders (#34)

Joyce Eubanks (#38) Municipal Court:

Dawn Segal (#40)

Charles Hayden (#42)

Joseph Waters (#45)

Pat Dugan (#51)

Love-letter writing may be secondary to e-mailing, text messaging, Facebook and other instant methods of expressing one’s abounding affection for his or her sweetheart, but the City of Philadelphia is going old school and putting pen to paper in a new effort to court residents and visitors.

In June, the queer community will celebrate the 40th anniversary of Stonewall.