A short YouTube video conversation (by Robert Whitfield MD) urging increased awareness and exposure of human trafficking and online sexual exploitation. Speakers highlight that women and children are commonly targeted, note that young males are vulnerable to online pornography, and name community organizations working against trafficking (No Trafficking Zone, Yaakov Booyens Ministries). The tone is advocacy-oriented and faith-informed.
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Because I don't think there's. So that we need to raise awareness about it. That, that's. That's basically, you know, it's. It's a horrendous set of circumstances that, you know, children and women who are most vulnerable tend to get exposed. I don't want to say it's only women and children because young males are particularly susceptible to pornography online, and that leads to all sorts of other problems. So maybe just speak to that for the audience, because I certainly want to shed as much light on that and provide support or exposure wherever I can.
Yes, thank you for that. And it is. It's one of those things that it's uncomfortable. Right? It's uncomfortable to talk about. There's a lot of guilt and shame carried around that. But if we don't expose the light, especially me as a Christian and a believer, we are called to shed shine light on the darkness. And so there are great organizations out there. No trafficking zone. Jacqueline Aloto is one of my very dear friends. You can look them up. She's started outside of Houston, doing great work. And then Yaakov Booyens Ministries does a lot. He's out of Dallas, but does stuff on a national scale.
