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                                                                    Modern Day Slavery 

Q: What is the main idea and/or experience that you will offer your readers?

- Basically the main idea of modern day slavery is poverty, when countries have anarchy, are lawless, have poor societal structure, economic freedom, or lack of education slavery thrives. I will offer the readers about modern day slavery is educate them, help reduce it and give to those in need and volunteer.


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