Although the Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution passed in 1865 is traditionally considered to be the end of slavery in the United States, slavery unfortunately still continues in the US and other countries to this day. When practiced illegally, it is often described using the term "human trafficking." In addition, the Thirteenth Amendment's prohibition on forced labor specifically makes an exception for penal labor, which is still legal and practiced in the United States today.
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