Hip-Hop Humanitarian Launches An ANTI Human-Trafficking, ANTI Child-Pornography Campaign

NEW YORK (Top40 Charts/ Red Urban Records) - Mr. J Medeiros is an eloquent hip-hop artist on a mission to create massive social change through music, in more areas than one. In keeping with the release of his debut solo- album "Of gods and girls" on July 24th, 2007, Mr. J officially launches his anti child-trafficking campaign "IamConstance.org" in Los Angeles today; a website that relates to the non-traditional, "hit" single off the album: "Constance".

"Constance" is the true story of a girl raised in The Philippines, kidnapped, and forced into prostitution and internet pornography at a young age. The video for "Constance" (which has already compiled over 100,000 views on YouTube), illustrates how Americans support this scenario everyday through "legal" and "illegal" internet porn sites.

"People don't see the connection between clicking on the internet here and someone being raped in a hotel room on the other side of the world," exclaims J, "I want people to recognize our responsibility in what is happening here. Child pornography is a $3 Billion dollar market and the porn industry all together is $57 Billion worldwide; it brings in more money than professional football, baseball, and basketball franchises combined."

The story of Constance aims to show the massive population of pornography users, that they may be fueling rape, abuse, human- trafficking, and child pornography. This is where the "IamConstance.org" campaign comes into play - the website hosts countless anonymous accounts from victims of trafficking, kidnapping and abuse. The purpose is to create change by revealing the magnitude of these atrocities.

The "I Am Constance Campaign" was born when J released the video online, and was immediately flooded with hundreds of YouTube comments, MySpace letters and personal accounts from women and men sharing their painful stories evoked by watching "Constance." This sent Medeiros on a mission to tell these people's stories, and show how many people are affected by this issue.

Mr. J's hope is to increase awareness and accountability for these crimes. More than half of sexual assaults go unreported. J has partnered with organizations like humantrafficking.org, I Am Coming, and XXXchurch, in the hopes to break the silence about these crimes.? They aim to rally support to demand that the UN increase minimum penalties for Human Trafficking worldwide. "800,000 women and children are kidnapped, trafficked and raped each year. That's 2200 people each and every day, one every 39 seconds. Traffickers who are arrested may receive as little as 1-4 years in prison. This has to stop," demands J.