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Hotel Shops? Watch for Sex-Trafficking Victims

January 05, 2015 09:00PM
A relative of mine is a Human Sex-Trafficking Victim activist. She recommended this article about how to spot a victim when you're in a hotel. I haven't vetted the article, so of course you should use your own judgment and form your own opinions about the content, but here it is: [time.com]

I just found it interesting and know many of you stay in hotels often.

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January 06, 2015 01:00AM
Back in 2011 a group of nuns (Sisters of St. Joseph) chose to have their convention in St. Louis because the Millenium Hotel here was willing to sign an anti-trafficing pledge. It's nice to know hotels are becoming aware of the problem.

Happiness is not a goal; it is a by-product. Eleanor Roosevelt
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January 07, 2015 06:24PM
Once, many years ago, I was having a drink at a hotel bar (by myself, I was about 25 at the time) and a hotel guest thought I was a prostitute.
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January 30, 2015 02:33AM
That's crazy especially when young american girls do it like what's going through some peoples heads I wouldn't want my girls doing this stuff
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January 30, 2015 11:30PM
@lanismom89 wrote:

That's crazy especially when young american girls do it like what's going through some peoples heads I wouldn't want my girls doing this stuff

I don't understand your post. If the young women/girls are getting TRAFFICKED, they are not willing participants.
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