the-real-seebs:

ms-demeanor:

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interstellactic-studios:

terriblepersona:

cartnsncreal:

4mysquad:

lagonegirl:

You should share this for people in DC and close to you!!

Black Community we have to be careful. Protect our Girls! Spread this! 

IMPORTANT!!!!

Signal Boost! 

Reblog to save life 

This kind of stuff is so common in Mexico, in the best case is just a pyramid scam but thanks to this post I know they may be sex trafficking

Reblogging this here because this is extremely important!!! Please be careful everyone!!!

My mom told me about this stuff!

Reminder that Lagongirl’s account was found to be a Russian troll account focused on spreading misinformation in black communities.

https://www.snopes.com/interview-for-trafficking/

Long story short the random assortment of people who will call or show up for a job interview is basically the opposite of what traffickers want and they are even less likely to want teens looking for an after school job because those kids will be noticed as missing immediately.

Traffickers target marginalized groups, including immigrants, victims of domestic violence, runaways, drug addicts, and other people who won’t be noticed right away if they go missing, or whose connections aren’t likely to contact the police.

That being said, pretty much everything being advertised on a sign like that is some kind of scam, fraud, or MLM thing where you’re going to lose money and get sucked into doing a lot of work while you’re losing money, so you still shouldn’t call those numbers, but reporting these kinds of signs to trafficking tip-lines uses resources that could be used to prevent more common or dangerous kinds of human trafficking.

Sex trafficking, probably not. Shady as hell and 100% never legitimate, do not even contact them? ABSOLUTELY.