Who Has the Privilege of Anger?
In popular culture, as in life, race, class, and gender play an inextricable role in the way people express rage—and how society values it.
Whitney Friedlander
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Whitney Friedlander is an entertainment and pop-culture writer. A former staff writer at Los Angeles Times and Variety, her bylines have also appeared in Esquire, Marie Claire, The Washington Post, and Paste. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband, son and particularly ornery cat.
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