In her debut book, Made in China: A Prisoner, an SOS Letter, and the Hidden Cost of America’s Cheap Goods (Algonquin), journeys into the heart of China’s shadow economy. Through a combination of history, reporting, and harrowing interviews, she traces the rise of a forced-labor system under Mao and its modern evolution into a national economic engine—and, increasingly, a tool for China’s ethnic cleansing of Uighurs and other minorities. The scale of this system is hard to fathom. Currently, an : reeducation through labor camps, detention centers, prisons, and detox facilities—not including...…In her debut book, Made in China: A Prisoner, an SOS Letter, and the Hidden Cost of America’s Cheap Goods (Algonquin), journeys into the heart of China’s shadow economy. Through a combination of history, reporting, and harrowing interviews, she traces the rise of a forced-labor system under Mao and its modern evolution into a national economic engine—and, increasingly, a tool for China’s ethnic cleansing of Uighurs and other minorities. The scale of this system is hard to fathom. Currently, an : reeducation through labor camps, detention centers, prisons, and detox facilities—not including...WW…