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Seneca famously declared that anger is a useless emotion and suggested a variety of ways to avoid feeling it. Myisha Cherry in contrast, argues that rage can be a useful emotion, particularly rage against racial injustice. In discussion with Nigel Warburton she explains the importance of this kind of emotion in motivating action and bringing about political change.
Listen to Myisha Cherry on Rage
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