Yeonmi Park escaped from North Korea at age 13, so she recognizes what has been going on in our government schools:

“This is exactly the dictator’s handbook. … They always go for young children because they have [not] lived their life enough to… have critical thinking skills. Their brains are very plastic, very malleable…”

She also recognizes the attempt by the ruling class to control us by controlling our language:

“So the thing about North Korea is that is so oppressed to the point we don’t even have the word for oppression… There’s actually even the control of the language in words. And this is why it concerns me where there’s such a something called a speech code, the things that we cannot talk about in America right now,” she added.

Warns Park,

“I think it’s our personal responsibility to protect as many … children as we can from this massive indoctrination coming from the left.”

The price of failure will be America becoming another North Korea.

Park added that Ibram X. Kendi’s antiracist socialism, whose concepts are taught in many U.S. schools, terrifies her. She recalls how North Koreans gave up their land and rights for the sake of equality and ended up getting nothing in return.

At least Park had the possibility of escaping to America. If leftists like Kendi prevail, where will the next generation of Americans escape to?

Cultural Revolution survivor Lily Tang Williams seconds Park’s warning:

On a tip from seaoh.