Angry Girls Will Get Us Through

Rebecca Traister's 'Angry Girls Will Get Us Through' examines how anger expressed by women, girls, and gender nonconforming people has fueled major social movements and produced transformative change.

The book aims to recover and tell stories of often-overlooked activists whose righteous anger catalyzed progress across movements like civil rights, labor, and women's rights.

Traister argues that this form of anger has been minimized or dismissed in history, and she reframes it as a constructive, organizing force.

Written for a younger audience in this adaptation, the book seeks to inspire new generations by connecting historical examples of resistance to present-day activism.

It emphasizes community, collective action, and the importance of recognizing anger as a legitimate and powerful response to injustice.