The shouting revolution has the stage right now. The media love the so-called Bernie Bros — the angry, misogyny-led boys who speak on Sen. Bernie Sanders’ behalf. They also love to tell us how much young women hate Hillary Clinton.

But there is a less-reported side of the story.

I’m a 17-year-old girl who plans to vote for Clinton if given the chance in the general election in November. But I am worried that the debate is being defined by the shouting and emphatic hand-waving of Bernie and his bros.

The use of anger as political communication reminds me of my high school experiences. Here’s a story:

It’s 11th grade and I am in international relations class. I’m the sole person arguing a certain progressive point of view against three senior boys. I present my point, which is rooted in equal parts facts and figures as well as morality and human-rights expectations. Before I can finish, though, the boys have started yelling.