sounds like, when Hannity revealed that sex trade monies have surpassed drug trade monies.
We were shocked by the amount of dealing in children and young people in the 1990's. Totally floored. And as women, we knew, what a difficult topic/reality/problem bad economy makes for people as commodity. While some saw the political flip as rah, rah deal is done let the money rain down on me, others looked around at our horrifying selves. It was hard not to get depressed.
For a lot of women the topic of "sex" is taboo. It brings up a lot of other topics too...like respect and love and kindness. Brings up issues regarding principles and perfect lives too. And back then we sort of gendered around the topic of sex trafficking. Men/Women. A lot of work was done to help as many taken advantage of as possible. And on the whole our efforts did make a difference.
When I turned to the Bible about this devastation to humanity I found Acts 9. It takes a lot to change. Sometimes that's little by little, and sometimes it's God (and nations of God, under God, God-based) that makes the change. Keep the faith, a lot of people are working to better life.
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