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What is Justice Supposed to Look Like?
By Rose Mukhar, JD, Justice At Last Imagine that you are an 11-year-old girl being sex trafficked by your parents. Or, that you are a 15-year-old boy trading sex for food and...
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A bill sits on Governor Jerry Brown’s desk designed to address the sex trafficking of children in California. While many people have joined the cause to fight sex trafficking abroad, few realize...
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Read More5 Things I Learned Doing Standup
Copyrighted Content © By Marti MacGibbon, CADC-II, ACRPS Here’s something I learned from years of performing standup in clubs, colleges, auditoriums, and a federal penitentiary: Standup is metaphor for life. It’s tough, thrilling,...
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