1. 100% of sex buyers of sex buyers and traffickers were male
2. CSE victims are disproportionately native graphic
3. 7% of LGBTQ homeless youth exploited in prostitution
4. 98% of sex trafficking victims were female
5. CSE victims are disproportionately black graphic
6. 14% of respondents to the US Transgender Survey traded sex for food or a place to sleep
7. 80-99& experience violence or assault
8. 84% are under third-party control
9. 68% meet criteria for PTSD

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