In her book "Bad Feminist," Roxane Gay explores the nuances of disagreement, emphasizing that it should not be equated with anger. She highlights the importance of having differing opinions and how these discussions can lead to growth and understanding. Gay argues that while it’s natural to have disagreements, they can be constructive if approached with respect and openness.

Furthermore, Gay points out that recognizing disagreement as a healthy part of dialogue allows for better communication and collaboration. By separating disagreement from anger, individuals can engage in more meaningful conversations without escalating tensions, fostering a more inclusive environment where diverse perspectives can thrive.