![]() ![]() Behind the scenes of Jeff Flake's decision to call for an FBI probe into Kavanaugh allegations. ![]() In her new book "Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Women's Anger," Traister places the anger of women today in its historical context and shows us where it could take the country in the future. ![]() Jeff Flake in a display so compelling it appeared to some it was part of why he called for an FBI investigation into the claims against Kavanaugh. Maria Gallagher and Ana Maria Archila confronted Sen. The difference in tone was striking and, as author Rebecca Traister sees it, emblematic of how society has taught women to check their anger.īut after the hearing, two survivors of sexual assault demonstrated just how powerful women's anger can be. Amy Klobuchar for his retort to her question. The man she accuses of that assault, Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, was indignant, angry and disrespectful to the point that he apologized to Sen. When Christine Blasey Ford testified last week about the trauma of her alleged sexual assault, she was calm, polite and deferential to the Senate committee she faced. ![]()
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