Broken Mirrors: Society’s Struggles Reflected

Broken Mirrors explores how social issues distort identity, perception, and self-worth in modern society. This book examines the ways inequality, media narratives, discrimination, and systemic pressure fracture how individuals and communities see themselves—and each other.
Written for students, educators, and socially conscious readers, the book focuses on awareness rather than blame. It highlights lived experiences and structural realities that create exclusion, silence voices, and normalize injustice, while also examining paths toward understanding and change.
Key areas covered include:
• Identity, representation, and social pressure
• Effects of inequality and marginalization
• Media influence and distorted self-image
• Mental and social consequences of exclusion
• Awareness as a step toward healing and reform
Broken Mirrors offers a reflective look at society’s fractures and the need to confront uncomfortable truths in order to rebuild more inclusive narratives.
When society reflects injustice,
recognizing the cracks is the first step to change.