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Children For Sale Documentary Analysis

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In the documentary, Children for Sale: The fight to end sex trafficking, Jada Pinket-Smith explores sex trafficking in Atlanta, Georgia. Mrs. Pinket-Smith took to Atlanta with her T.V. crew from CNN to speak with underage children that was exploited and took advantage of by human traffickers. She conducted interviews along with CNN Projects with Sergeant Torrey Kennedy a supervisor at Dekalb County Police Department Special Victims, and Internet Crimes Against Children, and Lisa Williams the Founder and executive director of Living Water for Girls and the Learning Resource Center. In addition, they interviewed two young ladies named Sacharay and Rachel McCool, former sex slaves, Kasey McClure a motivator, and Dalie Racine, the assistance district attorney in Dekalb County. This documentary discussed the terms used in the sex slave trade industry. However, realizing that they are not considered human traffickers, but as a child rapists and pedophiles. As a teenager, I always wanted to move to Atlanta, Georgia. I have relatives there, but I wanted my family to have opportunities to follow their dreams as well. My oldest son wants to be in the fashion industry, and my youngest wants to be an actor. Never in a million years would I suspect that sex trafficking was heavy in Georgia. I thought like most people sex …show more content…

This organization was developed by a former stripper named Kasey McClure. She would enter the strip clubs and give gifts bags, while brining awareness about sex trafficking. This is a great idea because it shows the ladies or men that there are people out there that could support and communicate with them. They may cannot reach every individual, but if they could reach one out of twenty would be amazing. Some of these women or men does not know what these human traffickers are doing are bad. These creeps are showing them fake love or just giving a listening ear. This is sad that this is happening here in the

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