Outraged

David Marantz’s narration is a standout in ‘Outraged.’ His clear enunciation and thoughtful pacing make the dense material easier to digest. Gray’s writing is sharp, dissecting societal norms with ruthless honesty, yet his prose remains accessible. The book tackles heavy topics like racial prejudice and political polarization but never feels preachy or alienating. A specific critique: while the narrative flow is impressive, a few sections on cognitive biases could benefit from more concrete examples for greater clarity. Despite this, 'Outraged' is a compelling listen that will leave you questioning your own outrage and its origins.