The peer spoke out after her own frontbench argued her bid to protect those who fall prey to trafficking could be exploited.
The Georgia Division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans filed the lawsuit July 1, claiming that the state park's association broke state law with its plans to install the exhibit.
The message from Alice was blunt: “I don’t trust you. You are one of them, right? You all just want to sell me like some animal.”
GROTON, Mass. (AP) — In a story published July 3, 2025 about an anti-slavery scroll, The Associated Press erroneously reported…