Of Human Bondage

Odd Riddle Was Listening To The David Brudnoy Show on WBZ radio last year when a segment featuring the American Anti-Slavery Group’s Charles Jacobs stopped him cold.
“I was just blown away that slavery existed,” recounted Riddle, a creative director at Hill, Holliday, Connors, Cosmopulos. “So a couple of days later, I called [Jacobs] up because I thought there was something we could do for him.”
The result of that conversation is a public service campaign unveiled last week seeking attention for the estimated 27 million people living in bondage worldwide.