Survivors of Human Trafficking, in Their Own Words [theatlantic.com]
Last June, The Atlantic published “ My Family’s Slave ,” a harrowing reflection by the journalist Alex Tizon on his experience of being raised by Eudocia Tomas Pulido, or, as she was known to Tizon, “Lola.” Pulido wasn’t in chains, Tizon wrote, yet “no other word but slaveencompassed the life she lived.” The story moved millions of readers. Today, as part of our special report about forced work, “ The Unfree ,” and with assistance from the nonprofit National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA),...