Good and Mad

In Good and Mad, journalist Rebecca Traister delves into the potent and often overlooked role of female anger in shaping political movements throughout American history. Highlighting the double standards faced by women, Traister explores how collective fury has driven significant change, from the suffragette marches to contemporary protests like #MeToo. This compelling narrative examines the societal perceptions of women's emotions, particularly anger, and underscores its potential as a transformative political force, revealing the complexities of female rage and its impact on both allies and adversaries.