Rhetorical Analysis Human Trafficking

Rhetorical Analysis Human Trafficking

Who Doesn’t Like to Watch Half Naked Girls Dancing?

Human trafficking in the world is a major issue. Human trafficking is to be lied to and or taken against your will, bought, sold and then transported into slavery. There are many reasons for human trafficking such as sexual exploitation, sacrificial worship, and many other reasons. There is a lot of violence in human trafficking. Humans are trafficked within their own countries but as well as across international borders. There is an underestimation for statistics on the number of humans that are put into human trafficking because of the hidden and illegal state of human trafficking. Human trafficking is not an issue that we hear on the daily like breast cancer and murders. There are a lot of organizations trying to get the word out and as well as young activists doing the same. Such as, Rafael Casal posted a video online from “Stop The Traffik” organization. This video shows woman half dressed in windows in Amsterdam dancing aggressively while men watch them for entertainment. At the end of the girls dancing a video appears that shows information about human trafficking. Casal is an activist for many controversial topics. Casal chose to post this video in efforts to spread the word for human trafficking and how major of an issue it is. The purpose is to let people know that this is an issue but not only is human trafficking happening in third world countries but as well in countries such as Amsterdam. Human trafficking affects every continent and every country. The video from “Stop The Traffik” uses different techniques that will follow in this rhetorical analysis to accomplish the goal of letting people know how major human trafficking it.
Rafael Casal writes poems, plays, songs, and stories in hopes to provoke conversations on controversial topics. Casal titles the video “Who Doesn’t Like To Watch Half-Naked Girls Dancing? These Guys, After They See Why It’s Happening.” Casal used the video...

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