The Price of Sugar

Father Christopher Hartley, a teenage rebel felt and it’s called into the MINISTRY when he was fifteen. His father described him “who is all or nothing.” in the documentary. Hartley lands in the Dominican Republic and comes to the aid of Haitian sugar plantation workers, who are paid ninety cents an hour, live in the worst kind of poverty imaginable, and work every day despite wounds on their bodies. As the plantation owners grow rich, Hartley states he believes Americans would be embarrassed if they knew the price which is paid every day for them to have the sugar they put in their cups of coffee.—Daniel By