Chemaly does an excellent job of laying out the case for women’s anger today. Throughly researched & balanced with personal & others stories, she tells the reader & maybe simply confirms what we as women already know & experience. She speaks to anger in the areas of gender bias & reproductive justice to name a few. She discusses working through self silencing our anger & /or raging our anger to find a healthy middle where we can use our anger for good, for change. She encourages us to not judge other women’s choices & to remember that leveraging our anger means taking a risk, a risk that can lead to positive change.