Armed only with pen and paper, one man is taking the fight to the Chinese government – and paying the price.

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Warning: This story has spoilers for "From Scratch." Viewers unfamiliar with Tembi Locke's 2019 memoir "From Scratch" may be surprised by where the Netflix miniseries's plot — which is based on a true ...

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