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The Age of Grievance explores how feelings of resentment, anger, and victimhood have become increasingly influential in modern society and politics. Frank Bruni examines how individuals, political leaders, and communities often focus on perceived injustices, turning disagreements into conflicts and making it harder to find common ground. The book offers an insightful look at why grievance has become such a powerful force in public life and how it affects relationships, political debates, and society as a whole. It encourages readers to reflect on the role of empathy, understanding, and compromise in overcoming division.
