Are angry mothers really more accepted than angry women without children?

The historian Rebecca Traister says 'mama-bear anger' is the only form of female rage allowed by society. But this special status is decidedly double-edged Women's anger, concludes the US historian Rebecca Traister in her new book, Good and Mad, is despised by society - "vilified and marginalised in ways that ... [reflect] the very same biases that provoked it". This is a longer, better-researched version of what you already know: the sanity of an angry woman is immediately questioned. "Hysteria...