在同性恋家庭长大的女孩

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1、在同性恋家庭长大的女孩　　TerryGross（Host）：It’snotunusualnowtoseechildrenwithgayparents，butitwasuncommonwhenmyguestwasraisedinthe’70sand’80sbyhergayfather.AlysiaAbbotthaswrittenanew1）memoiraboutgrowingupintheearlyyearsofthegayrightsmovementinthecapitalofgayAmerica，SanFra

2、ncisco.　　It’scalled“Fairyland：AMemoirofMyFather.”Herfather，SteveAbbott，wasapoet，essayistandeditor.Hedescribedhimselfas2）bisexualwhenin1969hemarriedthewomanwhobecameAlysia’smother.TheywerebothgraduatestudentsatEmoryUniversityinAtlanta.Alysiawritesthatwhileher

3、parentssharedabedandalife，herfatherhelpedorganizeAtlanta’sGayLiberationFrontandwasthegaylibeditoratAtlanta’salternativeweekly，TheGreatSpeckledBird.　　特丽?格罗斯（主持人）：现在看到同性恋父母带着孩子并不觉得异乎寻常，但我的嘉宾在20世纪七八十年代由她的同性恋父亲养大，那时那样的事并不寻常。阿莉西娅?阿博特写了一部新的回忆录，讲述自己在同性恋者权利运动早期在美国同性

4、恋之都――旧金山市的成长故事。9　　书名叫《梦游仙境：回忆我的父亲》。她的父亲史蒂夫?阿博特是一位诗人、散文家和编辑。在1969年他跟后来生下阿莉西娅的女人结婚时，他描述自己是双性恋者。他们俩都是亚特兰大埃默里大学的毕业生。阿莉西娅在书中描述到，当她父母同床共枕共同生活时，她父亲协助组织同性恋解放阵线，也是另类周刊《带花斑的大鸟》同性恋解放版的编辑。　　TwoyearsafterAlysiawasborn，hermotherwaskilledinacaraccident.Soonafter，herfatherd

5、ecidedtheywouldmovetoSanFrancisco，andtheHaight-Ashburyneighborhoodbecametheirhome.HediedofAIDS-related3）complicationsin1992.Alysia’snewmemoirisbasedinpartonherfather’sjournals.　　AndIhaven’treadanythingaboutachildofagayparent4）atthedawnoftheageofthegayliberat

6、ionera.Doyoufeellikethisgivesyouakindofuniqueperspectiveonthatera？　　AlyaiaAbbott：Yes.ImeanIthinkthattheexperienceofbeingachildofagayparentinmygenerationorthechildofagayparent5）comingofagetodayisverydifferent.Mostofthechildrenbornofgayparentsinthefirsttwodeca

7、desafterStonewall，thosechildrenweretheproductsof6）heterosexualunions，usuallystraightmarriages.　　Andsointhosesituations7）typicallytheparentwas8）closeted，andwouldcomeoutafterthechildwasborn，andeithertheparentswoulddivorceormaybetheparentwouldn’tcomeout.Butusua

8、llyinthosesituationsthechildwouldlivewithoneoftheparents，andbecauseofthewaythecourtsweresetup，9theywereoftenlivingwiththestraightparentorsometimeswiththemother.　　Mysituationwasuniquebecausemymot