WASHINGTON WATCH: Jada Pinkett Smith Discusses Sex Trafficking In The United States
June 25, 2012
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as posted by the channelWhen we hear the term "human trafficking," we think of women from Russia, or Eastern Europe, or South Korea brought to America as sex slaves. That is true, but there are hundreds of thousands of young American girls who are forced into prostitution right here in this country, and by some reports, 40 percent are young, Black girls.
This past week, the State Department released their annual report on human trafficking. Roland Martin went to the State Department to talk to Luís CdeBaca, the man behind the report, and actor and activist Jada Pinkett Smith. Roland asked them about the impact of human trafficking here in the U.S.
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