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A leftist approach to social psychology—examining how social structures shape individual consciousness, how ideology operates through everyday life, and how psychological liberation requires social transformation. Leftist Social Psychology asks: How does capitalism produce anxious, competitive subjects? How do racism, sexism, and classism get inside our heads? What would psychology look like if it served liberation rather than adjustment? Drawing on critical psychology, feminist theory, and Marxist thought, Leftist Social Psychology insists that the personal is political and that healing individuals requires healing society.
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