Lately, I've been thinking about anger. It fascinates me. It's so versatile and there seems to be two big segments to anger. One of them is positive anger. That's the anger that becomes a motivator to have social change.
Negative anger is the feeling of being victimized.
Getting rid of negative anger and turning it to positive anger is so important. We need to go out and work on using positive anger to make change. Another thing I've been thinking about is collaboration. I've been working on collaboration in my organizing on campus. For example, on April 4 there is a Day of Silence where queer people and allies take a vow of silence for the day to represent those who have been silenced because of who they were.