The Red Movement

Since the death of Jeffrey Epstein and the inditement of P. Diddy, the issue of sex trafficking has been in the news. This book uncovers how those cases are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to understanding this complex and underground world. This bestselling book exposes the secretive world of sex trafficking and how it touches various aspects of modern-day life beyond Hollywood parties or media front pages.

Behind the glittering facade of globalization exists a dirty truth - more people are living in slave-like conditions today than ever before in history. The exploitation of women, children, and men can be linked to the fashion industry, the entertainment industry, the sports world, and even everyday items that we consume and disregard. High-profile events like the World Cup, the Olympics, and the Super Bowl have also been tainted by sex and labor trafficking.

It's a problem more widespread than people imagine. While the world declares itself 'slave free,' the truth is just the opposite. People are still bought and sold in public auctions, forced to sell their bodies, or work in hidden factories under unbearable conditions. Some even toil away on farms and construction sites on some of the world's most famous sporting events.

The forced labor of slaves can be linked back to certain toys we buy, clothes we wear, and even foods we eat. Slave labor is used in mining, and too often those basic raw materials find their way into electronics, computers, smartphones, cars, cosmetics, and even jewelry. Modern-day slavery, also known as human trafficking, is more lucrative now than during the transatlantic slave trade by bringing in more than 32 billion dollars every single year.

The RED Movement ushers in a new era of human rights awareness and reform linked to saving and protecting the environment. It's a wake-up call for every person who wants to leave this world better for future generations but doesn't know where to begin.

Book Reviews:"An eye-opening transformative read that will stay with you long after you've turned the last page." ~Amazon Review

"The Red Movement is a masterpiece that transcends the boundaries of conventional nonfiction literature. It's a wake-up call, a beacon of light in a world bedeviled by injustices, and a road map to make a change."~Joseph Peter Nelson, Book Review, Online Book Club

"The Red Movement is not just a book; it's a compelling manifesto for change. It calls upon us to be the catalysts for transformation in our society, to speak out against injustices, and to work in unison to create a world that is more compassionate and humane." ~Emelda Obmaihda, Book Review, Online Book Club

"Kapri's narrative is nothing short of gripping. With each page turn, she peels back the layers of societal complacency, exposing the raw, painful reality of modern-day slavery and exploitation. Through vivid storytelling and meticulous research, Kapri paints a vivid picture of the human cost behind our everyday purchases, from the clothes on our backs to the gadgets in our hands." ~Soni Kapil, Book Review, Online Book Club

"The Red Movement written by Shadan Kapri is a powerful and empowering exploration of two global issues: modern-day slavery and environmental degradation...Kapri doesn't just highlight the problems; the author empowers readers with tangible solutions and strategies for effecting change. From raising awareness and advocating for policy reforms to supporting ethical consumerism and promoting sustainable practices, the book offers a comprehensive roadmap for individuals, communities, and policymakers to become a part of the solution." ~Sadia Nadeem, Book Review, Online Book Club