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    Dear Media: Stop Publishing, “Mom Was About to be Trafficked” Stories Based on NOTHING

    April 26, 2021
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    A woman’s spidey senses went wild on a Target run, and she was ABSOLUTELY SURE she was about to be trafficked.

    How could she be so certain?

    She saw three different men, all shopping and not smiling. They looked so evil, her blood ran cold. When she went outside (accompanied by store personnel, at her request) they even had a WHITE VAN.

    I leave it to you to guess whether it had a whole lot of windows.

    Yahoo put that story on their home page today. Here’s my essay about it, over at Let Grow.   FOR SHAME, Yahoo.

    For shame.

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    1. Mark Headley on April 26, 2021 11:14 pm

      If racial bias spurred her misconduct enlisting the store workers, is this not a crime? As it is, I doubt anyone would react so, or wrongly abide her, had she instead demonized women so.

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