Trafficking in America: Keeya Vawar's Story

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  @claudiaargueta3767 · 3 years ago

  You broke the cycle of generational trauma. You changed the history of your children and their future children.

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• TA

  @TapIntoAlignment · 3 years ago

  There must be a special hell for those who are doing such heinous crimes to children. <br>Here sits a woman that has earned her wings a hundred times over. Here sits a woman that is an example of true courage and grace. 💕

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• GA

  @GaiaDay66 · 3 years ago

  I lived 18 years in Atlanta starting in 1999. One of my first jobs was a Mental Health Clinical Director at a children’s residential center, 90% were children from the foster care community. &nbsp;My floor was little girls aged 11 to 14. &nbsp;I along with other therapists provided 1on1 and group counseling to these children. What I learned was that some of these girls were placed in a temporary shelter (downtown Atlanta) prior to finding foster parents. &nbsp; Pimps knew this and would purposely target that shelter. &nbsp;Girls would run away?? (really be coerced by the pimps) and the state would find them or get them back, that’s when I would get them in residential centers, it’s been over 20 years since I worked there. Listening to the brave and beautiful woman’s stories brought me right back to the horrific stories I heard from those little girls mouths. &nbsp;I will never forget it &nbsp;and the crimes against children, unspeakable acts, still emotionally shake me to this day. <br><br>Thank you, thank you so much for sharing your story. &nbsp;We need to expose these things, keep talking beautiful lady and again with love, thank you.

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• DE

  @detricelbrown1960 · 2 years ago

  Thank you kindly for this testimony, my granddaughter went missing for 8+ months in San Antonio TX, just a month ago she escaped her captures, she met her guy friend on Instagram. Thankfully my granddaughter is now safe. God Never Stops Working, He Never Stops Working 🙌🏾

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• IC

  @IcedMachiatto · 3 years ago

  This is most definitely human trafficking as the definition is not one size fits all. The people saying it isn’t need to educate themselves some more. They also need to educate themselves on brain development. I’m glad she shared her story. It’s important to see the layers of human trafficking in this country. May she continue down a positive and blessed path.

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• CY

  @CynthiaLuna-xy7mr · 3 years ago

  I survived abuse and had low self esteem too. God and the holy spirit got me out of so many messes that I could have been killed. I live in Huntsville Texas and I’m a supporter of our local Saafe house. I tell my story I’m no longer ashamed. I’m also engaged to a man who knows my past and is a great supporter when it comes to my mental health. Your a beautiful woman and thank you for sharing your healing story!

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• SA

  @sales-copy-cop · 1 year ago

  Yoo guys, I&apos;m a 31 years old guy who had a dream childhood. This makes me cry. This lady is so strong. Please give her a hug if you see her🤗

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• KP

  @kpesseboy48 · 3 years ago

  Thanks for being “brave” enough to share your story. The kids and I are proud of you!

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• RA

  @raksmi1903 · 3 years ago

  I was kidnap in Minneapolis in Minnesota when I went to the clubs one night. I was being sold, he was negotiating the price when I tried to jump off the car on high way, that’s how I got away.

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• FE

  @felinehermetica · 1 year ago (edited)

  I’ve listened to this woman’s story twice now. It has autoplayed each time and each time she draws me in with her grace, honesty, and testimony.

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• HA

  @Hanif_World · 1 year ago

  GOD protect us all from evil‼️🙏🏽♥️

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• NA

  @Nayababy804 · 3 years ago

  It’s so sick how it’s big name people that are involved in this as well. This is so sad

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