What is happening now is best understood as an outburst of homegrown Maoism in America. The Cultural Revolution, announced by ...

The Trump regime's purges of bureaucrats and educators over issues like diversity offer scary similarities to China's 1960s ...

China’s Cultural Revolution began 50 years ago this week. In the late Fifties, China’s Communist-in-chief, Chairman Mao, began “The Great Leap Forward,” a Communist economic reform that is ...

The Cultural Revolution meant a vast purge of anyone thought to stand in the way of Chairman Mao’s long march towards a communist utopia. Mao called for a war against the four olds: old thinking ...

In short, Mao Tse-tung ignited the Cultural Revolution because he wanted to resolve the problem ... They witnessed the process through which the State Chairman, Liu Shao-chi, became “a traitor and a ...

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The Cultural Revolution, announced by Chairman Mao in 1966, was led by cadres of enraged young people. They marched into universities and government offices and dragged out anyone suspected of ...