A survivor debunks myths some Christians believe about sex trafficking

ReligionUnplugged talked to a sex trafficking survivor in the U.S. about the Christian misconceptions of human trafficking: false, incomplete, misguided, unhelpful and even harmful ideas. She has both praises and criticisms of how American Christians are responding to prostitution… “I feel like the biggest misconception, especially in the Christian realm, is just that it's not the movie Taken in the United States. It can be, but that is the minority. The majority you know, looks very much like chosen prostitution. But it's not.”

News, North America, Primary Feature, Women, InterviewElsa CruzJune 22, 2021Elsa Cruz, sex trafficking, myths about sex trafficking, prostitution, human trafficking, primary feature, Primary Feature, Secondary feature, Secondary Feature, ZengerComment

An Evangelical’s Guide To QAnon: Inside one of the most talked about Internet groups

(ANALYSIS) QAnon is one of the most talked about groups populating the internet. Facebook, Twitter and other social platforms continue to ban users and groups from their platform for spreading QAnon ideals, which they have labeled as violating their policies on hate speech. What does the group actually believe? Are they a threat to you or our country? And why are evangelical Christians so often associated with the group?

News, North AmericaJillian CheneyOctober 13, 2020Jillian Cheney, QAnon, conspiracy, Pizzagate, Trump, Evangelical, Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, sex trafficking, Twitter, Facebook, Primary Feature, Secondary Feature Comment

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