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Notes from the filmmakers:
Despite the existence of the 13th Amendment that abolished slavery in 1865, sex trafficking, often referred to as the "modern day slavery" still remains in existence. The 13th Amendment is important to me because it sets the preliminary standard that the U.S. does not tolerate slavery, and can serve as the foundation for future laws that can help enforce the punishment of sex trafficking.