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In Kingsley and Mark’s study (2001) that documents the experience of Aboriginal youth in the sex tra

In Kingsley and Mark’s study (2001) that documents the experience of Aboriginal youth in the sex trade, they found that:
a.   In some communities the visible sex trade is 90% Aboriginal.
b.   In Winnipeg, virtually all street-involved youth are Aboriginal.
c.   Many Aboriginal-specific barriers exist that bar them youth exiting the sex trade.
d.   Many youth have no support or place to turn for help.
e.   All of the above.

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Thank you for the quick response.

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Pretty simple question if you think about it. Thanks for providing feedback.

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