We fear what we cannot control. Similarly, those in power, or white supremacists, according to Myisha Cherry, have decided to gaslight or suppress humans from using a feeling uncontrolled by external factors. This feeling could be sparked, and once sparked, history decides to change. From Yuri Kochiyama to Martin Luther King Jr, they all had something spark inside of them. Naturally, a spark can create a nice and warm campfire where joy and peace can be found. Conversely, a spark can create a perverse result, something unexpected and unneeded. Myisha Cherry, the author of “The Case for Rage: Why Anger Is Essential to Anti-Racist Struggle”, presents an influential and well-written piece displaying the fight against constant suppression efforts through the role of anger and its variety. However, Cherry has some weaknesses and strengths in…show more content… Rage Renegades are good allies, but they have their pros and cons. Rage renegades can harm if they have a feeling of white saviour and think that they understand what those racially discriminated people have experienced. If other allies are going to help in racial injustice, “a little due diligence is a minimum requirement” (Cole). As a result, anger management is needed, as those who are angry at racism could cause great harm, Lordean rage or not. Current anger management techniques are a failure to give proper attention to different image variations, thus alternative management techniques should be utilized. For example, a current problem in anger management is “the failure to fully address the issue of treatment readiness” (Howells). The readiness for anger management is low, resulting in an incapability for current anger management techniques to work. Anger is not something scary that it is shown to
