Anger is a protest that something we care about is at stake. This piece explores how to challenge power without causing harm, what people in authority owe those who speak up, and how groups can decide together how anger is expressed and received.
What Your Phone Does to a Conversation
Research suggests that even an unused phone can subtly reduce feelings of closeness and connection. This article explores how the objects around us shape the architecture of conversation, why shared attention matters, and how small design choices can support deeper listening, empathy, and understanding.