Marcia Gay Harden says her kids, who 'are
all queer,' inspire her LGBTQ advocacy
Posted By: konocti95, 5/10/2023 7:34:22 PM
Actor Marcia Gay Harden opened up about how her parenting journey has inspired her LGBTQ advocacy. (Snip) “What drives me is because it’s right and what’s happening right now is wrong,” Harden, 63, told the telethon’s co-host Adam Shankman. “What drives me is — my children are all queer. My eldest child is nonbinary. My son is gay. My youngest is fluid. And you know, they are my kids and they teach me every day.”
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