Break the Chain Campaign

Break The Chain Campaign seeks to minimize the effects of human trafficking, modern-day slavery and worker exploitation through comprehensive direct service, research, outreach, advocacy, training and technical assistance.

Recent Work

Op-Ed
Calming the Racial Storm
April 2 - Obama's response to the Wright crisis is characteristically clever. By Joy Zarembka, published in The Seattle Post-Intelligencer.

Op-Ed
Racial Confessions in a Biracial World
March 27 - Being comfortably biracial means that Obama moves in even more varied racial settings, observing and hearing what many others do not. By Joy Zarembka, published in Philadelphia Inquirer, The Belleville News-Democrat, The Fresno Bee, The Island Packet, The La Crosse Tribune, The Sacramento Bee, The Times Herald Record.

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