About 80 people turned out on a Saturday afternoon at a church in Macomb County, Michigan, to watch the movie “The Sound of Freedom”—a powerful cinematic portrayal of international child sex trafficking.
“I brought my preteen daughter and niece and my young son to see this movie. I want to educate them and show them what’s going on in the streets of this cruel world. I don’t want them to be naive about the dangers out there,” said Tamika, a mother and aunt from Farmington Hills.
‘The Sound of Freedom’ Winning Big Praise Among the Faithful in Michigan
“I brought my preteen daughter and niece and my young son to see this movie. I want to educate them and show them what’s going on in the streets of this cruel world. I don’t want them to be naive about the dangers out there,” said Tamika, a mother and aunt from Farmington Hills.
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