Yeonmi Park’s story is one of courage, endurance, and resolve. Since escaping from North Korea’s brutal communist dictatorship, she has dedicated her life to speaking out against the atrocities committed by Kim Jong Un’s regime. Once she made her way to South Korea and eventually over to the United States, she was feted by the elites, including Hillary Clinton, as a paragon of resilience in the face of unrelenting cruelty and oppression.
That is, until she began to make uncomfortable comparisons between North Korea’s Orwellian totalitarianism and the woke ideology permeating the country, especially on college campuses. All of sudden, in the eyes of the mainstream media, Park was no longer a hero. Instead, she was a willing pawn of the right — hoodwinked into becoming a soldier in America’s culture wars.
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