Communism’s Lingering Grip on Soul and Society: ‘Generations of Devastation’

Near Atlanta, on a spring day in 1990, I was outside, underneath a large tent with dozens of others seated at tables, each facing a telephone.

I was 6 years old when the call connected to a boy on the other end of the phone, who sounded like he was my age.

I had no other concept of who he was. I wasn’t sure what to ask him, but knew something important was happening because my parents were very excited.

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