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A Crime So MonstrousIn vivid narrative style, a veteran journalist tells the shocking and often controversial story of modern day slavery, from practitioners to victims.Read More
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New York Times, December 30, 2011
...wangled a temporary position with The New York Times to help cover the four-power summit in Paris. As E. Benjamin Skinner reports in a crisp essay about Holbrookes early years, he got to witness Khrushchev blow up the conference with a...
New York Times, December 30, 2011
...wangled a temporary position with The New York Times to help cover the four-power summit in Paris. As E. Benjamin Skinner reports in a crisp essay about Holbrookes early years, he got to witness Khrushchev blow up the conference with a...
News Sentinel, November 18, 2011
...takes a look at modern-day slavery — human slavery that exists in Haiti, Africa, Asia. The author is E. Benjamin Skinner, who writes about human trafficking — mainly children and the horrendous conditions under which they live. They work sometimes...
The Bigger Picture, June 17, 2011
...]: Click here to view the embedded video. “AT&T Archives: Now You Can Dial,” 1954, Produced by Charles E. Skinner Productions, Footage courtesy of AT&T Archives and History Center, Warren, NJ and the ATTTechChannel . ...
