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Exploitation Isn’t Random: Exploring Human Trafficking and Race
The intersection of human trafficking and race is evident in such contexts. Awareness is the first step toward achieving better outcomes for survivors and reducing the disproportionate experience of the crime of human trafficking overall.
Human trafficking is the fastest growing criminal enterprise, enslaving an estimated 40.3 million people around the world.
As many as 17,500 foreign nationals are estimated to be trafficked into the United States every year. The total number of victims in the United States has proved to be impossible to calculate, but experts believe it could be in the hundreds of thousands.
