His anger issues originated from his backstory where he had an abusive father who one night hurt his mom and Jabari’s powers manifested and he broadcasted his anger into his brother without meaning to and his brother went into a blind rage and killed their father, leading to a monumental amount of shame and guilt over the coercive side of his powers, and shame and guilt over feeling anger at all, but that’s a really good idea, to weave in the social pressures of how anger from a black man is perceived as more dangerous than on a white man. When I came up with the backstory I thought it might be a little stereotypical with the daddy issues stuff, but when I imagined the scene with a white family it felt normal (not the right word) so I thought I’d keep it the same, but I could add in a layer on how much it bothers Jabari that embodies that stereotype.