The Global Headquarters of Female Empowerment news media, Girl Talk HQ, posted an article titled ‘Ashton Kutcher’s Advocacy For Child Trafficking Victims Is More Than Just A Celebrity “Getting Political.”’ As you can already tell, this is an media coverage of child sex-trafficking. Sadly, knowing there was an old history of children being sold for labor and sex, today, there is increasing amount of human slaves in world history (Girl Talk HQ). Due to this rise, it became an serious social issue but no one, even politic ever lend an ear until celebrity advocacy began raising awareness, like the well-known ‘That 70’s Show’ actor, Ashton Kutcher. Also known to be starring as Evan Treborn in the 2004 American psychological thriller sci-fi film,
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And this child was so conditioned by her environment that she thought she was engaging in play” (C-SPAN). The public will began to absorb the perception that white men buy children overseas for sex trade offs, and sadly because from my own knowledge of understanding in some country due to poverty, it has not yet banned child slavery. Not only will American society judge these white men traveling abroad, but people in other countries will have respond automatically in the reasoning of their travel. Additionally, another landmark narrative was found within the same article. It has mentioned that 70 percent of children were sold into sex-trafficking lived in foster care (Girl Talk HQ). Kutcher adds to this by …show more content…
Here, in foster homes, society, politics, and advocates can focus to prevent further exploitations of children. Moreover, public eyes are cold and harsh. Prejudice, stereotyping, discrimination and hatred is what we have consumed, especially in today’s modern world. Foster care children, especially girls will be considered to be victims of sex-trafficking, compared to an ordinary girl walking down the street. Vulnerable, scared, and desperate for attention will be labeled upon these girls. In another comparison to raped victims shamed by critics by saying, “they were asking for it”
And this child was so conditioned by her environment that she thought she was engaging in play” (C-SPAN). The public will began to absorb the perception that white men buy children overseas for sex trade offs, and sadly because from my own knowledge of understanding in some country due to poverty, it has not yet banned child slavery. Not only will American society judge these white men traveling abroad, but people in other countries will have respond automatically in the reasoning of their travel. Additionally, another landmark narrative was found within the same article. It has mentioned that 70 percent of children were sold into sex-trafficking lived in foster care (Girl Talk HQ). Kutcher adds to this by …show more content…
Here, in foster homes, society, politics, and advocates can focus to prevent further exploitations of children. Moreover, public eyes are cold and harsh. Prejudice, stereotyping, discrimination and hatred is what we have consumed, especially in today’s modern world. Foster care children, especially girls will be considered to be victims of sex-trafficking, compared to an ordinary girl walking down the street. Vulnerable, scared, and desperate for attention will be labeled upon these girls. In another comparison to raped victims shamed by critics by saying, “they were asking for it”