What about anger? We should be angry!
This post shares a powerful reflection from Carlos, drawn from a public conversation he had with someone voicing justified anger about the current situation in Gaza — a sentiment echoed by others nearby. Rather than dismissing the anger, Carlos offers a different perspective: what if the way we express our outrage is actually limiting our ability to be truly heard? He invites us to consider how our reactions — though valid — may be creating more division than dialogue. In a world heavy with pain and injustice, could there be a better way forward? Read on to explore his thought-provoking response.