Dark Origins of Trafficking
Sex trafficking in the U.S. has deep, troubling roots, tracing back to colonial times when native women were traded and later affecting African American slaves. The Mann Act of 1910, while aimed at preventing trafficking, was misused to target interracial relationships, highlighting the racist foundations of this issue. Estimates of trafficking victims vary widely, revealing the complexity and underground nature of the problem, which includes both sex and labor trafficking.In this clip
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1042: Sex Trafficking | Skeptical Sunday
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