An edition of Slavery today (2009)

Slavery today

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Slavery today
Ronald D. Lankford
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Greenhaven Press
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Slavery today
2010, Greenhaven Press
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2009, Greenhaven Press
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Table of Contents

Slavery in the United States is a serious problem
Slavery is a serious international problem
Important facts about slavery today
Slavery is different today versus yesterday
Human trafficking assumes many forms
Sex slavery is practiced in the United States
Human trafficking in the United States is difficult to document
Enormity of slavery problem overwhelms aid workers
Economic development can end slavery
Economic development causes slavery
Slave labor exists in the United States: agricultural industry
Prison labor is state-funded slavery
Reparations for slavery no longer has public support
Reparations for past injustices is an ethical issue
Slavery must be abolished again
Religion can play a role in abolishing slavery today.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Published in
Detroit
Series
At issue

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
306.3/6209730905
Library of Congress
HT867 .S53 2009

The Physical Object

Pagination
p. cm.

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL23397303M
ISBN 13
9780737744408, 9780737744415
LCCN
2009020987
LibraryThing
9265753
Goodreads
7349111

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OL17853106W

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