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Good and Mad
320 pages, 2019
economics & politics
987 books
history
999 booksFrom Rebecca Traister, the New York Times bestselling author of All the Single Ladies comes a scathing analysis of a political movement that has been swirling around us for years but finally burst into the spotlight this past year—the women’s movement.
It was not long ago in America when women were considered second-class citizens, but since then, their anger has fueled a political movement that has led to great strides in American politics and society. Traister takes you on a journey through history, culture, and sociology to illustrate why female anger is not only politically catalytic—but politically problematic.
In Good and Mad, Rebecca Traister explores the transformative power of women's anger. She argues that this emotion, often dismissed or feared, can actually be a catalyst for social change. So, don't be afraid to express your anger, it might just change the world.
Traister provides a historical perspective on women's anger, showing how it has been suppressed and stigmatized throughout history. This book will make you see the past in a new light and understand the struggles women have faced in expressing their anger.
Good and Mad digs into how women's anger has been used as a political tool. Traister shows how this emotion can be harnessed to fight for justice and equality. It's a call to action for all women to use their anger for good.
The book explores the crucial role women have played in social movements, often fueled by their anger. From the suffragettes to the #MeToo movement, women's anger has been at the forefront of societal change. Check out Good and Mad to learn more about these inspiring women.
Traister doesn't just look at the past, she also looks to the future. She argues that women's anger will continue to be a powerful force for change. So, if you're a woman who's ever been told to calm down, this book is a must-read. It's time to get good and mad.
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Rebecca Traister's 'Good and Mad' is an essential read for understanding the transformative power of women's anger and its ability to effect change.
Hillary Clinton - Former U.S. SecretaryTraister's 'Good and Mad' is a powerful exploration of women's anger as a potent force for social change.
Emma Watson - Actress, ActivistRebecca Traister's 'Good and Mad' is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the power and potential of women's anger.
Gloria Steinem - Feminist Activist