Introduction This essay is about a case of a young Black male of Nigerian origin called Victor, aged 22 who lives in Nottingham in the United Kingdom (UK), currently serving a 5-year jail term for grievous bodily harm. Victor has been living with his mother ever since the age of 4 years after his father moved to the United States. Further, Victor was exposed to several domestic conflicts at an early age due to the fact that his mother had several relationships with many partners which did not last more than one year. In many instances, some of these partners were violent and he witnessed them beat up his mother on many occasions. These brutal actions towards the mother might have radicalized Victor into violence against the men in defense of his mother and younger sister. Seemingly the environment in which Victor grew up influenced his personality identity because at young age Victor got involved with gangs and knife crimes. This earned him a reputation as a criminal at the adolescent stage for offenses like theft, criminal damage, drug abuse, selling drugs, and possession of weapons. This alienated him further from his mother, stepfather, and sister as he started living with his friend until his prison sentence. It is also essential to highlight the fact that neither his biological parents nor stepfather (a white British) whom his mother remarried when he was 12 years had any criminal records. Victor’s criminal and violent life intensified after joining a group of gang friends; he was involved in gang fights, committed robberies, violent assaults, and was also a victim of grievous bodily harm. Prior to his prison sentence, there were attempts to rehabilitate Victor and he was enrolled even in adult education courses in painting and decoration. His mentors reported positive progress as he was actively trying to change and dissociate from gang-related activities; unfortunately, the funding for the program stopped negating the gains already made. In addition, his school reports indicated that he was a frequent truant and displayed early violent behaviors; and he was frequently suspended from school. Intersectionality of race, gender, age, and class comes into play in this case study. Clearly, Victor suffered an identity complex crisis both of biological, psychological, and social influences that changed his life at an early age. This essay will discuss each socio-cultural factor independently first, and lastly examine how the factors intersect with each other in a separate section. Age The period of youth and adolescence is characterized by dramatic changes for young people. They are expected to develop their own identity and personality in this period of their lives (Cherry, 2021). Developing from an early age without proper parental care combined with the fact his mother was continuously getting into so many abusive relationships, must have created conflict in Victor’s development. On reaching the adolescent stage where he started exploring his independence and developing a sense of self, the earlier violent behaviors from partners towards his mother must have taught him to act violently. As revealed in the case study, he horned his violent tenden