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State Reps. Karla Drenner and Kesiha Waites, both lesbians, discussed the hostility they sometimes face at the Georgia State Capitol as openly gay lawmakers. The testimony came during a hearing for Drenner's proposal to ban workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation for state employees.

Atlanta guy Ian Aber likes his comedy gay and raunchy. So he enlisted some LGBT comics, put together a new showcase and hit the gay bar. Here's our take on the funniest moments. Read the full post on Project Q Atlanta: http://tinyurl.com/b3d3dvy

The Jan. 27 episode of 'The Real Housewives of Atlanta delivered some of the gayest moments of Season 5. Pageant queens, bar queens, slutty queens and bitter queens. And two gay Atlanta hot spots notched cameos.

View the full post from Project Q Atlanta: http://tinyurl.com/av95fbq

Competition Documentary Features
Big Joy: The Adventures of James Broughton
DIRECTED BY ERIC SLADE, STEPHEN SILHA, AND DAWN LOGSDON
USA, 2013, 82 MIN
EAST COAST PREMIERE/2ND US SHOWING
Long before Ginsberg and The Beats arrived, San Francisco boasted a vibrant bohemian arts scene. Smack in the middle was poet/filmmaker James Broughton, blurring the lines between gay, straight, profound and silly, crafting a mantra—Follow your own weird—which he embodied for decades. Broughton's film The Bed embraced energetic, almost wholesome full-frontal nudity, breaking new ground in U.S. cinema and censorship. But this porno had a premise: the spiritual and sexual were not in conflict—in fact, they were one and the same. And humor was part of it too! This was more than art; it was a mindset that helped earn Broughton the nickname Big Joy. Though saluted as the "father of West Coast experimental cinema," his personality was more like a gay, hippie trickster seeking to squeeze every bit of fun out of life. Packed with Broughton's quirky poetry and provocative films, BIG JOY serves as a fascinating remembrance of a creative life well-lived and perhaps a roadmap of how to discover joy in our own lives.

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