In the Booth with Ruth - Ed Drain, Anti-Human Trafficking Advocate and Activist

Reblogged from Ruth Jacobs:

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How did you become involved in the movement against human trafficking?

I found out about a woman who was trafficked to a massage parlour in DC. I was disgusted to learn that she had to ask twelve ‘customers’ or johns - men who pay to use her body, for help. It was a very brave thing she did because the traffickers would have beat her severely if they knew she had asked any johns for help.

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With Ruth the ever-excellent facilitator, Ed Drain shares very important thoughts and observations to the issue of exploitation, and fills his answers with extra insights most certainly not to be passed over, but rather deeply pondered. Thank you both...

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One Response to In the Booth with Ruth - Ed Drain, Anti-Human Trafficking Advocate and Activist

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