The Case for Rage

In The Case for Rage, Myisha Cherry argues that anger, particularly rage, is not merely destructive but can be a morally praiseworthy and necessary response to racial oppression.

She challenges oversimplified views that dismiss anger as unproductive, showing how it manifests in socially and politically valuable ways to empower the marginalized.

Drawing from moral psychology and political philosophy, Cherry advocates for a nuanced understanding of emotions in anti-racist struggle.