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The Sad and Ugly Reality of Sexual Slavery

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Written by Mark Farnham

On November 7, 2013

The Sad and Ugly Reality of the Sexual Slavery

No one chooses that lifestyle. No one asks to be raped, exploited, trafficked, paraded, blackmailed, or abused. I never use the word prostitute because it doesn’t matter to me how much money a girl, or her captor, pimp, father, brother, or trafficker, is getting for her body: she is not the one making a living there.

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