Behemoth In A Bathrobe: An Analysis

“If you aren’t angry, then you aren’t paying attention” this statement is powerful and makes me feel hopeful when thinking about the social problems we are faced with today. For example, I find myself applying the “but why” technique when trying to understand and educate myself on the social unjust we have seen recently. The unjust that we have all seen plastered on the news from Ferguson to Ohio to New York and everywhere in-between is not anything new, what is new, is that people are standing up and saying enough is enough. The essay Behemoth in a Bathrobe talks about how somehow, we lost sight of what is important, we stayed passive when we should have stood up and we often turned a cold shoulder to the real issues. But now I feel as if