About Abigail Garner
Born 1975. Abigail Garner is an American writer, advocacy and author.
Abigail Garner is an American author and advocate for children with LGBT parents.
Biography Garner is the author of Families Like Mine, a compilation of interviews from more than 50 children of LGBT parents, and discusses a breadth of issues including AIDS, divorce and homophobia. She is the creator of a companion website to the book, FamiliesLikeMine.com, a resource for LGBT families. Her writing has appeared in a number of publications including a commentary in Newsweek.
Garner served on the board of the Minnesota/St. Paul chapter of PFLAG (Parents, Friends and Families of Lesbians and Gays). In addition, for six years she was on the board for the Twin Cities chapter of COLAGE.
Garner popularized the term "Queerspawn", a term children with gay parents call themselves, coined by Stefan Lynch, first director of COLAGE. She is a graduate of Wellesley College. Garner identifies as heterosexual, her father came out as gay when she was five years old.
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Who is Abigail Garner?
author and advocate
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Abigail Garner was born in 1975 in Minneapolis.
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Abigail Garner is a writer, advocacy and author.
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