Christina: Human trafficking. There are 40 million people in human trafficking, right? That’s modern-day. Ten million of those are kids. I know my mom and I talk about this a lot. We need a movement. This is the only way this changes. If we bring light to it, we shine light in the darkness and collectively say — gosh, we’re not going to stand for people being enslaved at the age of five, whether it’s for labor, sex, or whatever it is! We don’t want to wear these clothes if they’re made off people’s backs being broken and enslaved in Indonesia, right? But that’s going to take a global movement. So for me, I spend so much of my time doing this, and I can’t believe more people don’t do something about this.
Renee: I’d say exactly the same. We need to…
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