Summary of Kathleen Buhle's If We Break

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#1 I was a volunteer with the Jesuit Volunteer Corps in Portland, Oregon, in 1992. I had grown up in working-class Chicago, and I had no idea what the Pacific Northwest even looked like. I was yearning for new experiences and dreaming about who I could become.

#2 I met Hunter Biden, a volunteer at the JVC, and we quickly became inseparable. We walked the city holding hands, and talked on the phone every night we weren’t together. I didn’t see the point in going anywhere if I couldn’t be with him.

#3 I came from a working-class family. My life was more practical than aspirational. There was never talk of being special. Hunter tried to tell me that he came from a middle-class family, but nothing about his life looked remotely middle-class to me.

#4 My parents were a united front. I never heard them argue or raise their voices. They took a hands-off approach to parenting, but they were always a united front.

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