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EPISODE · Nov 21, 2020 · 28 MIN

Freeing Millions of Slaves Being Trafficked ft. Mitzi Perdue

from Creative Potential · host Christopher Decker, Mitzi Perdue

The horrors of the reality that 12, 13 year old girls were being sold to get repeatedly raped daily in exchange for money. Money. Money. Money?! Today, Mitzi plans to destroy this problem with a team of virtual abolitionists and courageous coders who will cut off traffickers at the source: Their Wallets.By using digital tracing methods to make it impossible for them to bank a single dollar made through trafficking.Learn more about Mitzi and her cause by texting 51555 with the text, WTF to get involved in the fight. #wtf #endthistogether Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Text Mitzi @51555 with "WTF" There are 42 million people who are trafficked for either sex slavery or manual labor. Today, the industry amounts to a $152 Billion Dollar cap Human Trafficking Hotline defines it as "the business of stealing freedom for profit" Today, we are speaking with Mitzi Perdue who on April 11, 2019 heard from anti-trafficking leader, Paul Hutchinson.

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