• We must do the hard work of examining consumerism and our demands for ever-cheaper goods, which may have been made by children who've been kidnapped and taken to countries where they don't speak the language.
• We should question where our food comes from and the labor practices in local and global agribusiness. Surely there are ways to work for positive change.
• We should also recognize that there is no god-given right to orgasm inside another human being on-demand and for $20 (or ANY amount of money), and should speak out against anyone we know who uses prostitutes at home or abroad.

I have no idea how to begin with any of this! Surely, for years I have been playing an unconscious role in exploitation of others. I'm ready to question my choices but I don't know how to find out whether the apples I eat were picked by slave labor. I don't know which of my clothes may have been constructed by exploited children and where to find clothes that aren't. I'm very open to doing my part to reduce whatever I'm doing that creates the demand that sets the stage for modern-day slavery. Maybe it's not so clear what to recommend right now; this is a huge problem that has only recently really come to light and its scope is probably unknown.