E. Benjamin Skinner

A Crime So Monstrous

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There are more slaves in the world now than at any other time in history. E. Benjamin Skinner’s A Crime So Monstrous is an in-depth, ground-level account of slavery today. Skinner’s important book names, takes us down alleys and into buildings where human beings are bought and sold, and exposes the whole trade. Supporters of the book …

E-B-Skinner2There are more slaves in the world now than at any other time in history. E. Benjamin Skinner’s A Crime So Monstrous is an in-depth, ground-level account of slavery today. Skinner’s important book names, takes us down alleys and into buildings where human beings are bought and sold, and exposes the whole trade. Supporters of the book include Elie Wiesel, John McCain and Bill Clinton, who called it “passionate” and “a devastating narrative.” It’s not a pretty topic, but one that any thoughtful person owes it to him- or herself to comprehend.

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Links:

A Crime So Monstrous website

Moderator: Gustaw Bessems

In collaboration with: Cossee Publishers, Holland-America Friendship Foundation, American Embassy The Hague, AEGON

 

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