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the hidden story of America's prostituted children and the battle to save them

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An edition of Somebody's daughter (2011)

Somebody's daughter

the hidden story of America's prostituted children and the battle to save them

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Exposes the problem of child prostitution in the United States, sharing stories of American girls caught in the sex trafficking trade, and introduces police officers and activists who are trying to protect and rescue these young victims.

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Chicago Review Press
Language
English
Pages
341

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Subjects
Prevention, Child prostitutes, Child prostitution, Teenage prostitution, Child trafficking, Sexually abused children, Legal status, laws
Places
United States

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Table of Contents

Innocence lost
The girl from Jersey
High-risk victims
Maria's dilemma
The wealth of knowledge
Confronting the pimps
Taking on pimp culture
"He was untouchable"
Takedown
"She's not your ho anymore"
"Like attacking the mafia"
In the dead of the night
"Judge people by courage"
"Girls are not for sale"
Courtroom 18
No safe haven
Unequal laws
Finding their own voice
Making the invisible visible
Epilogue : "Caught in between two worlds".

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Chicago, Ill

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Dewey Decimal Class
364.15/34092273, 306.745
Library of Congress
HQ144 .S54 2011, HQ144 .S54 2013, HQ144.S54 2011

The Physical Object

Pagination
vii, 341 p. ;
Number of pages
341

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OL24902764M
Internet Archive
somebodysdaughte00sher
ISBN 10
1569765650
ISBN 13
9781569765654
LCCN
2010030055, 2012039333
OCLC/WorldCat
617445790

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