
Anger Is a Gift
Mark Oshiro
Years after police kill his father, Moss continues to live with severe anxiety. Poor conditions and hostility at school push him toward a breaking point, while students decide to organize against the administration. As tension escalates and tragedy occurs, Moss faces a difficult choice between yielding to fear and hate or seeing whether anger can help bring change. The story follows his struggle with grief and anxiety alongside a student effort to challenge the conditions around them.
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