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Reacting to human trafficking

Let's more seriously consider what's happening with human trafficking. I do not believe people do not care about the suffering of trafficking survivors or victims. I don't think people don't care or don't like caring about them. It seems to me that most people simply do not know: 1) what to think about human trafficking and 2) what to do about human trafficking.

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In this empowering space, you can explore the intricacies of close relationships, vulnerability, and courage. Dr. Darryl Arrington guides readers through the transformative journey of sharing experiences with our loved ones. Whether you’re seeking insights on effective engagement or finding your relational purpose, this journal is your compass toward bravery and connection. This is all achieved with a mind toward relationships that can last for eternity.

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