Rabia somos todas: el poder del enojo femenino para cambiar el mundo

Chemaly's approach challenges traditional views—I'm curious what inspired her to focus on anger as a tool for social change rather than something to suppress.

While I agree with the message, I sometimes hesitated because societal expectations often shame women for expressing anger. Is that just me or a common experience?

Could this book encourage more women to voice their frustrations, or might it also make some feel more uncomfortable about their emotions?