Anger and Hope: The Call for Creative Maladjustment

This chapter discusses Martin Luther King Jr.'s concept of 'creative maladjustment,' advocating for active resistance to societal injustice over complacency. Through a personal story from a Michigan resident during the Flint water crisis, it emphasizes the importance of civic engagement and accountability in the face of political failures. The narrative also highlights the impact of gerrymandering on democratic representation and the emotional toll it takes on communities.