How this anti-trafficking activist made history

Here's a brief history of the civil rights activist, Tye Leung Schulze, who became the first Chinese American woman ever to vote in a U.S. presidential election. She was also known to go along on brothel raids to save women and girls from sex trafficking in San Francisco, California. Produced in collaboration with actor and activist Christopher Rivas.
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Whewwww!! Thank you, Tye and the Emancipator🩷