I know that sometimes we see a middle-classed child involved in prostitution and it gets more play in the media because for some perculiar reason we think that that child's entitled to a better level of care than a child who was born in a crack house. But we're not looking at all of the facts. I'm telling you that children and young people who enter prostitution have had their sexual dignity taken away from them. I know of cases where sports stars and high schools who had college scholarships have been raped by the track team or the football team, and they couldn't tell anybody, or they wouldn't tell anybody because they were afraid they'd be blamed. Their parents took them to therapists who wouldn't break confidentiality. I'm telling you as a parent, if your child has some change in drastic behavior, have your child screened for sexual abuse. We need to look at sexual abuse and treat that just like we'd treat a broken arm. We need to get rid of our bigotry and our fear of sexuality. Children who have been sexually abused, young people who have had their sexual dignity taken from them are very vulnerable to prostitution. They may not want to tell you about the sexual abuse, because that may be dad's best friend. It may be the driver that you hired for the house. It may be the coach, it may be the housekeeper. And maybe another family member. We have to take heed to the fact that our children are vulnerable sexually, they need to know that they can talk to us, and they need to know that we won't blame them. Without that, they don't stand a chance. They will never heal from the kinds of things that are going to happen to them. when they act out the sexual abuse. And god forbid, should they ever enter prostitution.