Seeing or experiencing unfairness, inequity, or injustice at work should make us angry. We depend on that anger to replace the status quo with a more just and moral state of affairs.

Suddenly, I was angry. My voice was shaking, and I said I was upset about all of the back-and-forth emails. But that wasn’t it, or at least not all of it.

Permission to be angry – and to express anger – is a complicated issue for most Black women in the workplace. Here's how mindfulness and breathwork helps.

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According to a survey by professional development platform, Crucial Learning, both men and women get dinged for their professionalism when losing their temper at work.But there's some good news: After ...

This past weekend, Serena Williams made headlines after losing in the U.S. Open final match to Naomi Osaka. Williams got into a heated debate with an umpire, Carlos Ramos, who accused her of being ...

How to Work for an Angry Boss. If your boss is easily irritated and prone to flashes of frustration, stay calm and explain how it’s coming across.