Precisely, it always gets me when many workers in the US are calling their work environment "slavery", doing so ultimately undermines and trivialises the horror our ancestors went through.
I, for one, am glad that such barbaric practice has been more or less abolished.
> I, for one, am glad that such barbaric practice has been more or less abolished.
Well, yes and no. Human trafficking is still big business even in the states (worldwide, the State Department estimates 24.9 million trafficked persons at any given time - domestically, there were for example over 1,500 reported cases in California in 2019). It's just underground now.
I, for one, am glad that such barbaric practice has been more or less abolished.