To be honest, in that story Rain Dove is sounding quite sensible. Take her position on pronouns, allowing people to choose the one they think fits and not taking offense about it:
"Use she, he, it, one, they. You could call me mow mow and I honestly don’t care,” she says. “A pronoun is just a sound. All I’m listening for in that sound is positivity.”
Given that Rain Dove seems to be a genuinely androgynous looking female, this seems like a sensible and pragmatic way of dealing with the fact that some people will think "he" and other "she" when they see her. It also covers the group of people who will want to call her they/zir/whatever.
She also doesn't seem to be worry about her former name being mentioned in the article (refreshing), and she defended Rose McGowan from a TRA pile-on.
I liked this quote from her, too:
"Far from disavowing gender – Rain Dove rejects the phrases “gender-neutral” and “gender-non-binary” – one must choose and re-choose every day. Doesn’t she ever want a break from thinking about it? “Some people have lost their families, their homes, their careers and even their lives over their right to be able to identify with a particular gender,” she says. “So I very much respect people’s identities with their own personal labels. But I think the world would be a lot better off if we saw people as intentions and vessels.”
Sounds pretty GC, actually.