The granddaughter of a notorious anti-gay rights activist is marrying a woman - and she's not sure whether to invite her grandmother to the weddingJulia Naftulin - July 26, 2021Sarah Green said she came out to her grandmother, anti-gay rights crusader Anita Bryant, on her 21st birthday.
After Bryant, a famed singer and devout Christian, sang Green
"Happy Birthday," she told her a husband would be in her future.
"And I just snapped and was like, 'I hope that he doesn't come along because I'm gay, and I don't want a man to come along,'" Green said on an episode of Slate's podcast
"One Year."That's when Green said her grandmother told her homosexuality doesn't exist.
Bryant, who was also a beauty queen and orange juice spokesperson, became a vocal anti-gay speaker in Miami in 1977. In her speeches, Bryant would say being gay was a choice and a sin to rally audiences against queer-friendly legislation, the Washington Post reported.
Now 81, Bryant lives in a world where gay marriage is legal, and her granddaughter is planning her own nuptials with another woman.
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