What best-selling UK book Poverty Safari tells us about ACEs, resilience and personal responsibility

I have written a two part review of a book which is currently a well-deserved publishing sensation in the UK - Poverty Safari by Darren McGarvey. He grew up in a poor household with an abusive mother in a deprived community in Glasgow. He is now a rapper and political commentator. In the first part of my review I look at how he argues passionately for structural economic changes but also promotes the idea of personal responsibility. In the second part I look at ACEs, toxic stress and resilience.