Reading some of the articles and a small amount of Google searching, returned a CNN video and article on the subject.
It isn't a documentary, not anything old, it is current news, currently happening.
On the surface, it would appear as 3rd world people problems, until you think about how the U.S., went in and dismantled Gaddafi, only for this to happen to the Libyan people.
The initial thought of "poor people" until you think about the global history of slavery and the history of Africa and the slave trade.
The continent of Africa, steal the resources of its countries and enslave their people.
Everyone wants to visit the continent, go to Egypt, South Africa, see Nigeria, see the animals, but they'll harp on enslaving the people.
You think it'll be a United Nations issue but we all know the global history of hidden agendas.
And until a celebrity makes it an issue or it happens somewhere close to home, we turn a deaf ear to it. I wouldn't even travel internationally at this rate, you already have Trump and his bans, but think about human trafficking and the surgence of this.
And they think they won't try and return slavery to the U.S.
I was reading this morning about racist celebrities and came across a quote from John Wayne- it wasn't a surprise that he was racist, but the quote spoke volumes and it solidified the thought that non-white people have to be twice as educated and qualified to obtain the same positions as their white counterparts...which is the school of thought for affirmative action and systemic racism, non just privy to the prison system.
In Jay-Z's song, the story of OJ- athlete, celebrity, wealthy, uncle tom, educated...all "still nigger" (although this isn't a new thought either, just a most recent reference for the point I'm making).
