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'I was abused and trafficked for six years', reveals author his memoir

Natasha Tynes Episode 13

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Listen to the shocking, heart-wrenching story of Antonio Salazar-Hobson, who was the eleventh of fourteen migrant farmworker children born in Phoenix, Arizona.  

At age four, he was kidnapped by a childless, middle-aged white couple and was trafficked until the age of ten.

 As a teenager, Antonio met Cesar Chavez and was taken under his wing, a miracle which helped define his life. 

Antonio worked with Cesar over the next two decades. Antonio got a master's from Stanford in Latin American Studies as a Danforth Fellow, then went on to graduate law school from UC Davis Law School and became a labor lawyer, working with the United Farmworkers and large international unions for the past thirty years. 

He is the author of the memoir Antonio, We Know You.

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About Natasha Natasha Tynes is a Jordanian-American author, journalist, and book coach based in the DC area. Beyond children's books, she writes literary fiction (They Called Me Wyatt, Karma Unleashed) and helps aspiring authors pu...

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