Good and Mad
The Revolutionary Power of Women's Anger
Traister traces how women's fury has driven American political change, and how reliably it gets dismissed.
Rebecca Traister traces American women’s fury as a political force, from the suffragists through the labour movement to the Women’s March and #MeToo, and shows how consistently that fury has been mocked, medicalised or told to calm down, right up until it changes something. Written in the immediate wake of 2016. It was an Our Shared Shelf pick for November 2018.
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Emma Watson
Book Club · November 2018
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