The articles and video essays that form this volume rigorously interrogate who the subjects of rage are and how they are discursively constructed, while also scrutinizing its impact on feminism. They inquire into why some expressions of rage gain political traction while others are rejected, and they undertake a critical analysis of the strategies employed to disembody rage and overcome its pathologization. They also ask how to challenge the heteropatriarchal norms of neoliberalism. The richness of the diversity of formats allows for a thorough investigation of the narratives of rage, thereby shedding light on its transformative potential and the complexities surrounding its expression within the context of activism.