Living Out Loud with Darian

My friend and loldarian.com affiliate Cisco of Yo Cisco!.com has a great series on homosexuality in hip-hop running on his site today with exclusive interviews with openly gay rapper Deadlee and author Terrance Dean. And a hot photo shoot designed especially for the series. I highly recommend that you head on over and check it out.



Also if you're in the Atlanta area and you're looking for something to do on Sunday afternoon then I'd like to invite you to come out to the monthly discussion for black gay men 'Second Sunday'. I'll be sitting on a panel with four other wonderful gay men of color as we discuss hot topics in the style of "The View". All the info you'll need to be present is below. Have a great weekend and I hope to see you there!



THE PANEL

Moderator: Anthony Antoine - www.anthonyantoine.com & www.myspace.com/anthonyantoine

Darian Aaron: www.loldarian.blogspot.com - the creator of the popular black gay themed blog "Living Out Loud with Darian" where he examines sexuality, race, religion, and entertainment.


Yolo Akili: www.yolothepoet.com - author of Poems in the Key of Green, more commonly known as "Yolo," is a life embracing activist, poet, astrologer, and yoga teacher in training.

Henri McTerry: a native Atlantan and founding father of Atlanta's Black Gay Pride Weekend (1975)

Leonardo Parker: Program Consultant for the Georgia Syphilis Elimination Effort and one of Anthony Antoine's best friends.

HOT TOPICS!

What presses your buttons? If you have a debatable Hot Topic -- whether it's today's news, an everyday occurrence or something you've been thinking about for a long time and feel really passionate about -- let us know. Bring your own HOT TOPICS to the discussion, to be opened to the audience for feedback or specifically responded to by our dynamic panel of men. See where other men like you land on your own issue, or are they landing nowhere near you at a totally different airport. However it unfolds, we will find commonality and differences amongst men, but its all still OUR VIEW.

Join us at the Bruce Allmond Room in the basement of Positive Impact/AIDS Survival Project @ 139 Ralph McGill Blvd. Atlanta, GA 30308

PARKING: Free parking is available behind the building (limited slots/first come basis). There is a parking lot off of PIEDMONT AVE. at 159 Piedmont Ave. Remember Piedmont is a one-way street so you may need to loop the block in order to reach lot. A representative of Second Sunday will be helping direct cars to reach parking lot.

MARTA: The building is in walking distance of Marta's Civic Center Station (N2). Sunday bus service to Ralph McGill Blvd. is available via the No. 16 bus from Five Points Station.