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Published December 17, 2015 by Maxim.
Chaz Stevens won approval to erect a rainbow-colored Festivus pole topped with a disco ball in the Oklahoma Capitol rotunda as a nod to gay rights. “Out goes the Ten Commandments. In comes the gay pride Festivus pole,” Stevens quipped, noting Oklahoma’s removal of a Ten Commandments monument and celebrating the year’s progress on same-sex marriage.
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