Whether you view the film as God's work or a QAnon conspiracy, it's undeniable that the underdog box office hit "Sound of Freedom" has raised significant awareness about an evil many in society had become complacent about.

The shade being casted on Sound of Freedom is a new low for woke media.

Have you seen the film yet?
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— Drea Humphrey - Prepping and Politics (@DreaHumphrey) July 14, 2023

But now that the movie and those sharing it continue to spread vital anti-child sex slavery messages, what steps can the average person take to fight against such horrors?

To help answer that question, I bring you an interview with Cathy Peters, the founder of the "Be Amazing Campaign to Stop Sexual Exploitation".

“I saw myself as someone who didn't have any value”

Human trafficking survivor @jessacrisp tells her story to @DreaHumphrey

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Between her history with the campaign, being a former inner-city high school teacher, and authoring her new book, "Child Sex Trafficking in Canada and How to Stop It", you're not going to want to miss the breadth of advice Peters shares in this report.

"Children are targeted by online abusers because they lack the life experiences to equip them to make wise decisions online," said Cathy Peters from Be Amazing.

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