Bryan Fellars, Director of Pastoral Care for Hope Faith Ministries, explains what the poor need more than money to escape chronic homelessness.

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In this inaugural session of the Abolition Minute, I talk with Julian Sher, and award winning investigative journalist and author, about trends in trafficking in America. He says that for a number of reasons, trafficking in America is hidden in plain sight, and that when it comes to sex and money, women in prostitution are bankrupt in both categories.

The Abolition Minute— Is Prostitution America's Hidden Crime?

Why do prostitutes go to jail, but pimps get off scot-free? In this installment of the Abolition Minute we hear from Steven Wagner, president of the Renewal Forum, and Julian Sher, investigative journalist, explain the raw truth of why pimping continues to be a crime unaccounted for. Wait until you hear the shocking role that communities play.

The Abolition Minute—Pimp My Podcast

Thomas Perez of the Epik Project wants to see 100K men— one for each victim of child prostitution— take responsibility for their role in buying and selling kids for sex. Since men are to blame, Perez feels that men are the ones who need to step up and stop this vicious crime.

The Abolition Minute—Epic Man Fail

Fady Gergis, originally from Cairo, Egypt, is a one of the thousands of young Egyptians who want something better for their country. Gergis talked with me about what it was like  coming of age under the rule of Hosni Mubarak, the difficulties he and his friends endured during the harrowing days of the revolution last spring, and shares his thoughts on the recent first round of elections.

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Human trafficking survivors are often pressured to tell their tales of horror. But many times a woman freed from sex slavery doesn't think about how her past can affect her future. And if advocates, journalists, and media do not act responsibly, they can exploit her all over again.

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