Narratives of Sex Trafficking This week I’d like you to engage with…

Question Answered step-by-step Narratives of Sex Trafficking This week I’d like you to engage with… Narratives of Sex Trafficking This week I’d like you to engage with modern-day narratives about trafficking to analyze how victims of sex trafficking are portrayed, both good and bad. Also: these are your last assigned readings for the quarter! Congrats – you’re almost there!Reading: “Visions of Sex-Trafficking: The Filmic Representation of Suffering.” First: watch the movie trailers below (1 min each) Skin Trade Trailer (Links to an external site.)Caged No More Trailer (Links to an external site.)Sold Trailer (Links to an external site.)The film Taken isn’t mentioned in the reading, but it’s another famous example of a trafficking film that Stephanie Martinez mentioned in class.  You can watch the 1-minute trailer here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XK9zL0ze9O4 (Links to an external site.)Minimize Video Then Read: Wahlberg, “Visions of Sex-Trafficking: The Filmic Representation of Suffering  Download Visions of Sex-Trafficking: The Filmic Representation of Suffering”. These specific movies are referenced in the article.Reflection Questions: How do trafficking stereotypes differ from stereotypes about other kinds of forced migrants (such as refugees or asylum seekers)? Why do you think the stereotypes differ?Do you agree or disagree with Wahlberg’s analysis of the films? why or why not?What would you like to discuss with your classmates? History World History HIS 3448 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)