Comments on: So I'm bummed…Sunday afternoon and human trafficking http://www.beforethehays.com/so-im-bummed-sunday-afternoon-and-human-trafficking/ Mon, 18 Oct 2010 23:24:29 -0400 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Why You Should See These 51 Pre-Code Movies: My List of Blogs and Films for 2009 - - Before the Hays http://www.beforethehays.com/so-im-bummed-sunday-afternoon-and-human-trafficking/comment-page-1/#comment-58 Why You Should See These 51 Pre-Code Movies: My List of Blogs and Films for 2009 - - Before the Hays Tue, 05 Jan 2010 20:26:50 +0000 http://beforethehays.wordpress.com/?p=365#comment-58 [...] Obama’s Trip to China (Capra goes interracial) 40. “Wild Boys of the Road” (1933)-So I’m bummed…Sunday afternoon and human trafficking (Slumdog Millionaire 1933 American Style) 41. “Baby Face” (1933)-The Golden Globes and [...] [...] Obama’s Trip to China (Capra goes interracial) 40. “Wild Boys of the Road” (1933)-So I’m bummed…Sunday afternoon and human trafficking (Slumdog Millionaire 1933 American Style) 41. “Baby Face” (1933)-The Golden Globes and [...]

]]> By: Axbish http://www.beforethehays.com/so-im-bummed-sunday-afternoon-and-human-trafficking/comment-page-1/#comment-27 Axbish Mon, 14 Dec 2009 05:07:07 +0000 http://beforethehays.wordpress.com/?p=365#comment-27 I first saw Wild Boys on TV when I was maybe 8. It made quite an impression on me as it was about children. I couldn't understand how American children could exist with out parents and family and food and just be left on their own. My mother said that was the way it was during the depression. I thik the boys wrote a letter to President Roosevelt. I can't remember how it ended but I don't recall a happy ending. As for today...everything was up for grabs. I think it's getting better, but there is a thick layer of children and families that has to climb up to the net for safety. I first saw Wild Boys on TV when I was maybe 8. It made quite an impression on me as it was about children. I couldn’t understand how American children could exist with out parents and family and food and just be left on their own. My mother said that was the way it was during the depression. I thik the boys wrote a letter to President Roosevelt. I can’t remember how it ended but I don’t recall a happy ending.

As for today…everything was up for grabs. I think it’s getting better, but there is a thick layer of children and families that has to climb up to the net for safety.

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