Study: U.S. teens trading sex for food

A new study by the Urban Institute, a D.C.-based think tank, found that kids in poor communities across the country are hungry enough to trade sex, sell drugs, and join gangs for food, reports The Guardian. Susan Popkin, a senior fellow at the Urban Institute and lead author of the report, “Impossible Choices,” told the… » Read More

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