Modern day slavery and then compare/contrast to Historically slavery

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Historically Slavery and Modern-day Slavery
The abolishing of historically slavery was necessary for providing basic social freedom to people from different ethnic backgrounds. In America, blacks were slaves of the white population making the slaves less privileged in the community. Ethnic superiority and inferiority were eliminated by getting rid of historical slavery. The stopping of the slave trade was an approach to offer the necessary freedom and rights to communities. However, there are cases of modern-day slavery causing distress to different people in the community. Modern-day slavery is not common to many people as it is hidden from the overall society. Modern-day slavery is done for personal and commercial gain by the people involved in the exploitation. Human trafficking is rapidly growing with people being exploited by individuals and companies. According to the Foreign Policy Association, 2.4 million people from 136 countries are trafficked representing over $30 billion of illegal human trade. Human trafficking is an activity involved in exploiting the efforts of another individual. There are over 20 million victims of modern slavery from human trafficking (Foreign Policy Association). Men, women, and children are deceived or forced by human traffickers to moving to a new place for commercial purposes. Modern-day slavery is hidden making it less known to the community compared to the historical slavery.
Historical and modern-day slavery has different things in common. Modern and traditional slavery focuses on forced labor force for commercial benefits. Individuals and businesses use modern-day slavery to get cheap labor from trafficked individuals. The modern-day slaves are used for manual jobs making it difficult for an individual to discover the issue of slavery. Children and adults are subjected to hard manual jobs to get profits from the labor offered by modern slaves. The commo...