Anger and Hope
Balancing anger and hope can bring about the change needed in the world – that seeing an injustice, whether individual, collective or systemic, firstly inspires frustration. Rather than optimism – blind faith despite reality – we must prioritise hope, a feeling that based on what we see, on what we experience, we truly believe that we can make a difference – that a better future is possible.
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