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Sun Yi's SOS Letter—Sweat, Slavery, and Torture in Labor Camps
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In the fall of 2011, in Damascus, Oregon, a mother named Julie Keith was preparing for a Halloween-themed birthday party for her daughter, who was about to turn five. She unearthed some decorations she had bought on sale at Kmart two years prior, which had been sitting in her storage room—one of which was a replica foam tombstone prop. The moment she opened the packaging, a crumpled piece of paper fell out.
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