Quotes about anger from interviews: what people did with rage and resentment and how they turned it into action.
When you talk about race in America, people often want to simplify it. But there's real history here, and we must sit with it, even if it's uncomfortable.
A science journalist assembles the research showing that the ability to recognize and regulate one's own and others' emotions shapes a person's success and well-being as much as—and sometimes more than—conventional…
A portrait of a boxer whose rage inside the ring and outside it is the same force, one that destroys everyone around him, himself included.
I can't separate my personal anguish from the pain of the world. They're intertwined. When you're Black in America, your body is a political object.
A conversational anatomy of a marriage that falls apart not from one blow but from years of accumulated things left unsaid.
I want you to panic. I want you to feel the fear that I feel every day.
All we hear is blah blah blah. We need action, not words.
The art system often suppresses genuine art
How dare you? You must act as if your house is on fire. Because it is.
You have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words.
The most effective ideology is not the one imposed from above, but the one that makes us believe we are free.
Manufacturing consent is the way modern democracies function - through the manipulation of belief, not through force.
Anger is a signal of pain. Instead of reacting, embrace your anger with tenderness. Listen to it like mothers listen to crying children.