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April 14th, 2011
04:02 PM ET
Saving a Stranger from Slavery
Photo courtesy Daniel Reetz
Right now, imagine you are reading a plea for help from someone you have never met. He believes the two women in this photo are about to be forced into a life of prostitution.
Do you carry along as usual? Should you write back with advice? Or do you take action?
Last May, a tale of suspected human trafficking unfolded in real time on MetaFilter.com. A regular user of the community weblog started a thread called, "Help me help my friend in DC."
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A portrait from a parallel dimension.💫
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#respect
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