Contains sensitive content. Nguyen Thi Mai was the head of the School for New Women in Saigon. She describes how the presence of American troops in Saigon corrupted the youth and led to many young women becoming prostitutes. She recounts the story of one girl who was unable to stop her prostitution after the war, but then attended Ms. Mais school and is now back in her native village.
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