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DESCRIPTION:Slavery is big business and it's thriving, with a conservative estimate of 
 27 million slaves in the world today. One industry in which forced labor is 
 rampant--and where public pressure is beginning to make a difference--is 
 chocolate. Cocoa is produced by victims of human trafficking, mostly 
 children, who are forced to work on the plantations of South America and 
 West Africa. U.S. Americans buy $13 billion worth of chocolate each year, 
 mostly slave-produced, and our consumer power can turn the industry around. 
 Come learn about the international slave trade in this documentary by U. 
 Roberto Romano and award-winning Danish journalist Miki Mistrati, and 
 sample some fair-trade chocolate--no bitter aftertaste!\n\nWe'll take 
 action by signing Raise the Bar petitions to Hershey and joining a bulk 
 order of fair trade chocolate miniatures that will be delivered in time to 
 give out at Halloween.\nPost-film discussion & action leader: Rev. Amy 
 Zucker-Morgenstern\n\nSponsored by Peninsula Peace and Justice Center and 
 the Action Council of the Unitarian Universalist Church \n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2011/09/19/18690772.php
SUMMARY:Movie and Action Night: The Dark Side of Chocolate
LOCATION:Fireside Room, Unitarian Universalist Church\n505 E. Charleston Road, Palo 
 Alto, CA 94306
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2011/09/19/18690772.php
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