Trauma, Identity, and Activism

This chapter investigates the psychological connections between personal trauma, identity formation, and involvement in social justice movements. It examines how childhood abuse can lead individuals to seek validation through activism, while also exploring traits of personality disorders like borderline personality disorder. Through personal anecdotes, the discussion highlights the complexities of trauma bonding and the way early experiences shape adult relationships and activism.

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