"When, once again, a man paid the traffickers for her and took her to a bedroom in the drug dealers’ home, that alluring dream life dispersed like smoke. The truth was far uglier. The man wanted sex, and the traffickers wanted money and drugs; that was all."Read part two of Kat's story here.
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Kat's Story (Part Two)
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Brains and Boxes
Nine years ago, I sat on a dark rooftop with an uncertain and frustrated team. Frustrated by the four walls that seemed to be hemming t...

-
Everyone's feelings about taxes are slightly different (feelings about HOW those taxes are spent are even more widely different). But, e...
-
High schoolers. Bonfires. Banana splits. Bodies every direction that you turn. There are either 130 of them here or 140, a tightly p...
No comments:
Post a Comment