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Baby girls were the most abandoned. Boys carried the family’s name for the next generation. Nanfu Wang learned this lesson early.
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"I was the executioner," a midwife says in the documentary.
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The one-child policy gave rise to a family planning apparatus that was as powerful as the police. They weren’t allowed to take away babies, but sometimes they did.

In this Column One, @BarbaraDemick explains how she helped reunite separated twins.

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@BarbaraDemick The individual stories that make up “One Child Nation,” illuminate an entire history of institutional corruption, medical brutality and pervasive misogyny, writes @JustinCChang

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