The Fury of Middle Age: Why Women's Anger Matters Myf Warhurst's new book, Middle Rage, has sparked a much needed conversation about the patriarchy and its insidious effects on women.
Warhurst's transformation from bubbly TV personality to firebrand feminist author is particularly noteworthy, not just for her anger, but for how she came to realize that, as a woman, she wasn't supposed to be angry in the first place.
For years, Warhurst was conditioned to "play nice," to keep her emotions in check and avoid confrontation. But turning 50 brought a newfound clarity – and fury – that she couldn't ignore.