Conflict Is Not Abuse

Sarah Schulman's audiobook explores how inflated accusations of harm can serve to avoid accountability across various levels of society, from personal relationships to global politics. The work examines the distinction between conflict and abuse, shedding light on the culture of scapegoating and the tendency to justify cruelty through the fear of difference. By analyzing group dynamics and behaviors rooted in supremacy and trauma, Schulman offers a thought-provoking look at the mechanisms that drive injustice, exclusion, and punishment.