Robert Reich is a professor at UC Berkeley so just about everyone I know has their own anecdote about seeing him around town. I must be the only person who hasn't seen him. I always like reading the work of local authors, so I took it as a sign when this book came to me. I found it in a little free library and the title intrigued me. What can you do to change things once you're beyond outrage? Most of the book explains how we got to this point. The book was written in 2012 but most of it still applies to today. The solutions he offers are not until the very end of the book so if you are impatient, just flip to the last few pages.