"To get rich is glorious." In the 1980s, this was one of the most famous sayings—unofficially, at least—to describe the ethos at the dawn of the opening-up period in post-Maoist China.

Maoist survivor Xi Van Fleet and concerned Virginia father Joe Mobley joined discuss a bill opposed by Democrats that would teach communism's dangerous history.

The Maharashtra Assembly passed the Special Public Security Bill on Thursday, aiming to counter radical left ideologies and organisations allegedly promoting unlawful activities across the state.

China purges based on Maoist-Stalinist ideology China’s President Xi Jinping arrives at the 2023 BRICS Summit in Johannesburg, South Africa, Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2023.

Survivor of Mao’s Revolution Xi Van Fleet was blocked from speaking at a private Christian university in Spokane, Washington due to her criticism of the 'woke' idealogy.

The ultimate accomplishment of American Maoism would be this: Our great leap backward would give China the global preeminence that Mao himself failed to achieve on his own.

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Written in the 1980s, Golden Age was banned in mainland China in the 1990s. It was first published in Taiwan; pirate copies appeared a few years later in the streets of Beijing and Shanghai. It ...

In her new book, anti-communist advocate recounts all the troubling signs indicating that America’s present is rapidly coming to resemble China’s Maoist past.

At the time in Maoist China, there was hunts for subversives. There were campaigns against counter revolutionaries. And you never knew who might be cast under this shadow of suspicion.

For decades, China suffered a cult of personality dictatorship while also accounting for half the world’s population of extreme poor. Is Xi’s China reverting to Mao’s China? Well, no but the ...

While America’s legal system provides mechanisms for accountability absent in Maoist China, these institutions must act decisively to prevent long-term damage.