Author of ‘A Girl’s Guide to Joining the Resistance’ talks feminism and “The Bachelor” at SXSW

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Author of ‘A Girl’s Guide to Joining the Resistance’ talks feminism and “The Bachelor” at SXSW

It goes without saying that the 2016 election stirred the pot — politically, socially, and mentally. The night Trump was elected, in fact, prompted Huffington Post senior reporter Emma Gray to embark on writing. So we were super excited to chat with Gray about her book, and how joining the resistance, or at the very least listening to a voice other than your own, can make for a better atmosphere — not just in politics, but in dating, too. OkCupid: You mention in your book that the 2016 election inspired you to write it. How did it prompt you to write the book, and were there any other factors in your decision? Instead I wrote a very different story. OkCupid: Did your plans for the book shift as you researched and interviewed? In that specific chapter on storytelling, you discussed how writing an article for HuffPost about women and anxiety opened the doors for dialogue. How can sharing our own stories of struggle help us find deeper connections? Storytelling is a form of intimacy. You need to stop and hear their stories and understand that your stories are not going to be the same as theirs. OkCupid: The metoo movement has certainly changed the social landscape, particularly in dating and relationships. What advice do you have for daters when it comes to dating in the age of metoo? But if we widen our views of what it means to be a woman or man or any gender identity, it helps everyone. OkCupid: Another touching story from the book was about how trans activist Sarah McBride fell in love with trans activist Andy Cray, and how they connected over their shared passion for LGBTQI rights. How can sharing our political beliefs and passions bring us closer? Also, engagement in political and social issues can be fun! You can gather a group of friends to canvas for a local candidate who you support. OkCupid: A lot of activists, scholars and politicians in your book defined what intersectionality means to them. How can we practice intersectionality in our relationships? Intersectionality is primarily a lens for groups that are advocating on behalf of a group. I think the way that that would apply to dating is just in the very basic sense of working against our tendencies to universalize our own experiences and identities. So stressing openness and conversation is key. Keeping openness and listening in mind rather than projecting your needs and world views onto that other person can be really beneficial. OkCupid: What do you hope people will walk away with after reading? I would hope that anyone who reads the book will walk away with a renewed energy, regardless of politics, and understand that their experiences matter, and that a healthy political system is one that all citizens engage with — and that sitting on the sidelines is not an option. The personal has always been political, and the political will always be personal.

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