Womankind

Lessons in anger

In a recent interview, author Anne Lamott quoted her friend who said: “If you’re an American girl over the age of 12 and you’re not angry, you’ve completely missed the boat.” The sentiment now seems almost universally applicable: not being angry may be a sign that we are failing to notice the injustices all around us, not just to women but to minorities, immigrants, the economically disadvantaged, children, and so on. What makes me angry on a daily basis includes big things like the sexist expectations put on mothers in the midst of COVID-19 accompanied by loads of self-help drivel that ignores the disparity of

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