In this brief excerpt from the second book on Metamodern politics, Hanzi Freinacht looks at how inequality can play out at the level of the individual and emotional. "Some of us wake up relatively carefree many mornings and experience positive rewards as the results of our actions, while others live out their lives in considerably more painful and impov­erished inner land­scapes. This is a form of inequality: emotional inequality." In keeping with their Metamodern project, Hanzi is both bringing awareness to the ways within which subtle oppression can operate and the ways we already know which are likely to ameliorate these harms. I am posting this as a follow-on to the introduction to this general topic shared by another. I personally highly recommend the writings of Hanzi (especially their two books published to date).