The Dehumanization Of Prostitution In America Today

Being involved in the industry of human traffic is dramatically changing and impacting America today. History will always be repeated. It has affected many families, losing their daughter by being captured or being persuaded to the business. Every victim has to go through the six phases of transatlantic slave trade. It is transferring and harboring from person to person. Being brought to this business can be a life choice or for some victims they are being held hostage. It is practically targeting children and women.
In today's society, human trafficking is being seen as prostitution, which can be a willing position to be in. For some cases, it is forced are being persuaded into the industry by the owner. Phase one includes capturing the slaves and being sold off to make money. At the age twelve, young girls are taken away from their family to pursue this cruel business. The person who is in control of everything in the business will spot out for innocent looking girls or having personal problems in their home. They use the information they get from the young girls and make sure they are saying the right things to make them feel better. The pimp makes sure he has them wrapped around his finger so they are able to listen and agree with him easily. Once they are contributing to …show more content…
They would either be marked by a tattoo or just gave up on trying to escape because there was no way out. They were threatened and did not feel worthy as a human being. Once they were loaded in vehicle, they were either brought to a small house, another state, or a motel. It depends where the pimp descends to send the victims to make more money and who has more value. When they start to work for their pimp, they would have to work for the whole day without any breaks. The victim would have to have sex more than ten men each day. The pimp does not care for the girl if she was tired, she would have to keep going or she will be