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Have you ever wondered about the issue of modern slavery and how it currently affects you, your income and how it will affect your children? There are over 27 Million Slaves in the world today? Seminole Community College is helping with the fourth largest emancipation movement in the world. Learn how you can join us! Listed under posts is just a portion of what some SCC students have learned about this horrible crime.
Slavery Articles and Supporters
Cinderella Released Store
Part of all profits dontated to Free the Slaves Organization to help abolish modern slavery.
Visit their website for their store. Click Here
Free the Slaves Facts & Figures
National Geographic Photo
Free The Slaves Events
Coffee in front of the Library - Date to be announced
Student Union Open Forum on Slavery
Slavery presentation video of Kevin Bales visit to Seminole Community College
Donate Your Change to help Free a Family of Slaves!
Please look for cans at Natures Table, the Honor's Department, and at various Student Activities
email us at: freetheslavesscc@gmail.com
Student Union Open Forum on Slavery
Slavery presentation video of Kevin Bales visit to Seminole Community College
Donate Your Change to help Free a Family of Slaves!
Please look for cans at Natures Table, the Honor's Department, and at various Student Activities
email us at: freetheslavesscc@gmail.com
Rose & Christie - Ex-Slaves
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SCC Joining the Emancipation Movement
Get this book at SCC Bookstore
What is Human Slavery?
Modern Slaves - Over 27 Million of Them
Visit the link above to go to Free The Slaves Organization
Slavery 101 - Click Here
Journalist Cinderella Released met Dr. Bales at the International Book Club, January 16th at Seminole Community College where he educated the group on what slavery is and what it is not. He described slavery as a human being that is being controlled by violence or threat, working without payment, and being economically exploited. A slave can’t walk away from his/her life without making the choice he would rather starve than be a slave. Slavery only exists because of human greed. He explained why the supply and demand of slaves and human trafficking had risen so dramatically over the past 50 years. He explained, “It is due to wars, conflicts, globalization, global warming, but particularly, kleptocracies.” These are governments that extends the personal wealth and political power of government officials and the ruling class (collectively, kleptocrats) at the expense of the population.The book being reviewed by the school's international book club is titled "Ending Slavery,"Author, Kevin Bales
For Complete Article on Kevin Bales and his visit to Seminole Community College
Visit the link above to go to Free The Slaves Organization
Slavery 101 - Click Here
Journalist Cinderella Released met Dr. Bales at the International Book Club, January 16th at Seminole Community College where he educated the group on what slavery is and what it is not. He described slavery as a human being that is being controlled by violence or threat, working without payment, and being economically exploited. A slave can’t walk away from his/her life without making the choice he would rather starve than be a slave. Slavery only exists because of human greed. He explained why the supply and demand of slaves and human trafficking had risen so dramatically over the past 50 years. He explained, “It is due to wars, conflicts, globalization, global warming, but particularly, kleptocracies.” These are governments that extends the personal wealth and political power of government officials and the ruling class (collectively, kleptocrats) at the expense of the population.The book being reviewed by the school's international book club is titled "Ending Slavery,"Author, Kevin Bales
For Complete Article on Kevin Bales and his visit to Seminole Community College
Join the Freedom Train along with SCC!
Join this abolitionist movement and get involved! Get email updates.
Volunteer Intern and/or could also win a Fellowship award by helping and move to Washington for a year. For More Details
For More Information on how you can get involved contact The Honors Department or email the free the slaves movement at SCC at freetheslavesscc@gmail.com
Volunteer Intern and/or could also win a Fellowship award by helping and move to Washington for a year. For More Details
For More Information on how you can get involved contact The Honors Department or email the free the slaves movement at SCC at freetheslavesscc@gmail.com
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