5 Female Pioneers of the Anti-Human Trafficking Movement
5 Female Pioneers of the Anti-Human Trafficking Movement

Established in 2010, January is recognized as National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention month. To recognize this movement, we decided to take a look at some incredible women fighting against human trafficking. The following women have selflessly dedicated themselves to this cause; and we feel compelled to share their stories. 

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21 Candles: A Lesson I've Learned For Each Year
21 Candles: A Lesson I've Learned For Each Year

I’ve always loved birthdays. I’m the type of person to plan my future and to always think about what’s next. While I know I can’t really pass as one of those ~chill girls~, the future has always been something that excites me. Each birthday has brought the potential for new opportunities and an exciting future…

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The Tormented Artist
The Tormented Artist

There is an unspoken assumption running beneath our image of the “artist.” The greatest creative minds are almost always the most tormented ones. From Van Gogh to Anne Sexton, Michaelangelo to Frida Kahlo - artists of all kinds have been portrayed in popular culture as long-suffering, mentally ill caricatures of humanity with laundry lists of tragedy peppering their childhoods and adult lives….

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