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In the work of peace and justice, we often start with our emotions—the deep, complex feelings that arise when we witness injustice, violence, and inequality. Anger is often one of those feelings. It flares up in the face of harm and wrongdoing, and sometimes it’s what pushes us to speak out or take a stand. But while anger can spark action, it cannot sustain us for the long journey ahead. The long-haul work of peace and justice requires something more grounded, more intentional.