Philip LindholmHost
Somewhere tonight, while we sit in the comfort of our homes, while students walk into schools carrying backpacks and dreams, while parents tuck their children into bed believing the world is safer than it really is, a young girl is being hunted.

Not in some distant country, not in the shadows of a war zone, right here in America.

I heard about this up close in a recent episode I did at the Informed Citizen.

I sat down with human trafficking survivor Brie Burnett, and what I learned was shocking.

And what really struck me was not only the horror of the trafficking, it was a normalcy that surrounds it.

She was going to school like everybody else, but she was spending her nights and weekends in unimaginable ways.

Somewhere tonight, while we sit in the comfort of our homes, while students walk into schools carrying backpacks and dreams, while parents tuck their children into bed believing the world is safer than it really is, a young girl is being hunted.

Not in some distant country, not in the shadows of a war zone, right here in America.

I heard about this up close in a recent episode I did at the Informed Citizen.

I sat down with human trafficking survivor Brie Burnett, and what I learned was shocking.

And what really struck me was not only the horror of the trafficking, it was a normalcy that surrounds it.

She was going to school like everybody else, but she was spending her nights and weekends in unimaginable ways.
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