Rhetorial Analysis

Rhetorical Analysis A).
The Movie, Sacrafice, a film by Ellen Bruno VHS 20027 C.2 from Washington State University, Pullman Media Materials and Reserves, seemed fairly credible. Interviews were conducted to three different girls about their experiences in prostitution, many focusing on Burmese woman moving to Thailand to ultimately become prostitutes. These women were lied to and deceived, or forced into the profession by poverty. One of the girls lived in a house where grass was used as roofing material. Another was a single mother in need of money to support her infant son. The other was simply promised work for money,washing dishes was what what she was led to believe. The movie portrayed how girls are not happy with themselves, having sex with men. One of the girls was kidnapped at the young age of 12 and raped. This demonstrates how many are forced into this profession,especially children who have no idea what they are getting themselves into. It changes the notion of people that are prostitutes for fun.
Rhetorical Analysis B).
The Freedom from Sexual Trafficking Act of 1999, it pretty much a meeting for what needs to be changed in terms of laws and attitudes within the U.S and beyond. Its pretty credible. Simply states that it is a meeting being held and our current attitudes toward such.
Rhetorical Analysis C).
Cambodia shuts down red light district, http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/2686963.stm, is held by the BBC which is credible considering the BBC is commonly known as being reputable in it's research as it is such a big organization.