Feminism and Drinking with Sarah HepolaFeminism and Drinking with Sarah Hepola
TDH Voice
What does drinking have to do with female empowerment and feminism? We ask author Sarah Hepola to share her perspective on how society and pop culture influence women who drink dangerously. Sarah has written an incredible memoir, Blackout:...
23:59•25 Jul 2018
Sarah Hepola on Feminism, Motherhood, and the Complex Role of Drinking
“I want women and I want society to say: you're drinking is not a good enough answer.”
What does drinking have to do with feminism and motherhood? In this engaging episode of TDH Voice, author Sarah Hepola sits down to discuss how societal norms and pop culture shape women's drinking habits. Known for her memoir, *Blackout: Remembering the Things I Drank to Forget*, Hepola brings a nuanced perspective to the conversation, drawing from her personal experiences and extensive writing career.
Her work has appeared in major publications like New York Times Magazine, Elle, and The Guardian, making her a well-versed voice on the topic. Hepola delves into how alcohol can be perceived as a source of empowerment for women but also acknowledges its potential to become a dangerous crutch. She stresses the importance of developing better coping mechanisms and social support systems to address addiction.
Through this episode, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the intricate relationship between feminism, motherhood, and drinking, and why it's crucial for society to offer more effective solutions for those struggling with substance abuse.
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