Via John "We
see the beginning of this 'darkness' in the USA now, where people are
beaten for wearing a MAGA hat or are silenced, or harassed - even denied
employment based on pressures, both overt and covert, from this
domestic group of latter day Maoists masquerading as the (former)
Democrat Party. If you're not worried about that,you're
not paying enough attention, and you need to change that for your own
sake as well as the sake of those whom you care for/about, including
your fellow Americans. We are confronting raw evil from the left and the
question becomes, what are we willing to do to fight back? Are we
willing to come to the aid of our beleaguered president,beset from all sides, as he tries to defend us? I hope so."
A photo of Tia Zhang from the cover of the new book "Dancing Through the Shadow."
Book Review: Tia Zhang’s journey of pain and triumph is brilliantly told in ‘Dancing Through the Shadow’
Sometimes the impact of mass tragedy gets lost in the statistics.
When death tolls are in the tens of millions, such large-scale suffering
becomes remote and untouchable. The human capacity for empathy has
reached its limit.
On the other hand, personal accounts of those who lived through
atrocities do more to shed light on them than any sterile statistic
could. One such story is told by Agnes Bristow in “Dancing Through the
Shadow,” a first-person account of life in Mao Zedong’s China.
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