Document Type
Article
Publication Date
Winter 12-7-2017
Course Name
Well Behaved Women Seldom Make History
Faculty
Jeanne Buckley
Department
First Year Seminar, Arcadia University Undergraduate Curriculum
Abstract
Lydia Cacho (2014) is a Mexican investigative journalist and feminist who fights for woman, children and human rights. She is known for exposing the Mexican child pornography run by wealthy businessmen through her book Demons of Eden. Cacho (2014) was raised by supportive parents and especially looked up to her feminist mother. Her remarkable work as a journalist exposing serious issues in Mexico and around the world have lead her to become one of the most important feminists in modern times. She continues to pave a way for victims of sexual exploitation to come forward and tell their stories. Cacho (2014) made a great feat for human rights with her determination and bravery.
Recommended Citation
Josephick, Antoinette, "Lydia Cacho’s Role in the Transformation of Human Sex-Trafficking" (2017). Faculty Curated Undergraduate Works. 52.
https://scholarworks.arcadia.edu/undergrad_works/52
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