The Thin Line Between Pornography and Human Trafficking
"When I was six years old, I was sexually abused. \xa0When I was 10, my father was killed. \xa0As I grew older, money was hard to come by. \xa0When I was waitressing, I met this charming man, dated him, and he swept me off my feet. \xa0He taught me how to make easy money and fast cash. \xa0He said it was no big deal to perform a trick or two. \xa0Then I became three or four like and addiction. \xa0Then was introduced into the cyber sex world and did shots for the online industry. \xa0It was easy and easy money. \xa0At one point, I had an unplanned pregnancy. \xa0\xa0This is what changed my life. \xa0It was the thought of my child seeing my online pictures and videos. \xa0They never go away. \xa0We don't normally think of ography as trafficking -but it is. Once the pictures are up, they are shared with millions. They go from one site to another and they never come down. \xa0Many girls you see online don't want to be there and have been sexually abused." \xa0KAREN\xa0\n\n\n\tJoin us tonite for an open forum discussion on the dangers of ography and it's connection to Human/Sex Trafficking. \xa0 Guest: \xa0Saul \xa0Castianos \xa0from\xa0THINKFREEDOMCAMPAIGN.ORG\n\nHosts: Doreen La Guardia\xa0\xa0and Cisco Acosta\n\nSHOW SPONSORED BY: \xa0 \xa0STUDENTSFORABETTERFUTURE.COM