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No one can do everything, but everyone can do something. Help spread awareness

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  • "Slavery" by First Love - Stop Human Trafficking Song
  • BEAUTIFUL SLAVE Song About Child Slavery
  • Broken Girl by Matthew West
  • Not for Sale Human Trafficking statistics
  • October 2013 Human trafficking 100,000 USA children

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