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This book tells the remarkable story of Xi Van Fleet, a Chinese immigrant who survived Mao's Cultural Revolution and became a vocal critic of Critical Race Theory in America. It reveals her insights and perspectives on the current challenges and threats that America faces from the radical left and their divisive ideology. <p>In this book, you will learn about Xi Van Fleet's life in China, from her birth in 1960 to her departure in 1986. You will discover how she grew up during the Cultural Revolution, one of the most turbulent and tragic periods in Chinese history. You will follow her journey from being an urban student to being a rural worker, from being a college graduate to being an English teacher. You will understand how she developed a love for learning, a passion for literature, and a curiosity for the world. <p>You will also learn about Xi Van Fleet's life in America, from her arrival in 1986 to her present day. You will witness how she adapted to a new culture and society, how she pursued her education and career, and how she raised her family and traveled the world. You will appreciate how she assimilated into the American way of life while preserving her Chinese heritage and identity. <p>Most importantly, you will learn about Xi Van Fleet's activism and leadership in the movement against Critical Race Theory and other forms of divisive ideology. You will hear her powerful speech at a Loudoun County School Board meeting in 2021 that went viral and ignited national conservative media attention. You will explore her arguments and evidence against Critical Race Theory and its harmful effects on education, society, and democracy. You will understand her motivation and mission as a parent and a citizen who cares about the future of America. <p>This book is not only a biography of Xi Van Fleet, but also a testimony of freedom. It is not only a story of one woman's struggle and triumph, but also a lesson for all Americans who value their rights and responsibiliti