Anger, enemies, and injustice: What we can learn from Trayvon Martin and Edmonton's "Don't be the Girl/Guy" campaign - Sarah Pierson
When an injustice occurs, it’s human to be angry. Being angry is easy, and it feels good and cathartic. But in order to actually address systemic injustices, we need to be mindful of the ways in which we allow that anger to shape our response. Today, on a summer Monday morning, there are two recent …
