How does a human rights activist who once fought against Communism become a violent Red Guard?

Her father came to America seeking freedom from the oppressive Chinese Communist regime. She joined him in raising awareness of the persecution of Mongolians in China.

Then she went to college, where her professors convinced her that she, too, was a victim—alongside other minorities such as Al-Sayed—in a country that is supposedly systematically racist.

For a young mind, the ideological transformation wasn’t difficult.

Her story is not unique. It is a pattern repeated among Chinese American families, as children who grew up with the benefits of American freedom become foot soldiers of Marxist woke ideology.

That is the power—and the magic—of victimology.

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