These organizations all have many things in common. They benefit from criminalization of sex workers and “the nordic model”, they pretend to fight for us. But they silence us, and the public largely doesn’t know that these organizations put sex workers, and other criminalized, marginalized, poor people to work for little to no pay. Despite the fact that these organizations are run like businesses, they call themselves “the voice of the voiceless”, they are non profits, and they don’t pay taxes from the profits they made from us.

looks in depth at the various reform institutions which were set up to house prostitutes, analysing the motives of the reformers as well as daily life within these penitentiaries.

This indispensable book reveals:

* reformers' attitudes towards prostitutes and prostitution * daily life inside reform institutions

* attempts at moral education

* developments in moral health theories

* influence of eugenics

* attempts at suppressing prostitution.

You should be an adult to view my content, and you should be paying for it. These wealthy businessman and tech companies are not in the sex industry, and most of them have NEVER been on a porn set. Instead they work in the tech industry, and they benefit from laws that target the sex industry…because it doesn’t impact them at all. In fact… They actually LOBBY FOR ANTI-SEX WORK LAWS SO THEY CAN PROFIT.

Katie Meyler, the former CEO of this organization was actually homeless when she decided to create the organization. She used a underaged black girl in her ads to make money and spread her message. She was promoted by celebrities and the media. She won awards. She became rich from the organization.

Her partner in the organization raped the girls, and had HIV. He gave some of the girls HIV. She knew and did NOTHING. She told people that it was what the girls were used to anyway. The “school” she set up to “save” the girls from prostitution was not accredited and they didn’t work with local officials in Africa.

That’s the scary thing about only censorship, because of what I do everything I ever write and do is in jeopardy of being erased forever. It’s happened so many times already that I don’t panic the way I used to. I’m used to starting over and over again.

Sexual humanitarianism’s moral imperative to “rescue” victims of sex trafficking often becomes entangled with the enforcement of restrictive labor-migration policies and controls, exacerbating migrants’ vulnerability to exploitation in line with racial, ethnic, and class-based hierarchies (Chapkis 2003). My work draws on critical studies of the category of the trafficked “victim,” which strongly indicate the need to transcend the dichotomy between “free” and “forced”

SWERFs (people who exclude sex workers from feminism and society) secretly hate us. The mask comes off all the time, they have a very deep contempt for us, and routinely demean us. There’s a hostility to our existence, self righteousness, and condescension. It’s exhausting.

“You might think you weren’t paying for a trafficking victim,” she recalled telling them. “Why does that matter? Money doesn’t equal consent. It is unwanted sex. You’re putting your wants above a very damaged human being. I hope at least that I have ruined your ‘Pretty Woman’ fantasy, and for those who don’t care, just know that every woman who gets in your car is disgusted by you.”

“Time was when so-called Christian civilization seemed able to send its vices abroad and keep its virtues at home…That day has passed forever. With the invention of the steam as a locomotive power of great velocity, with the introduction of the cable, and later, the wireless telegraphy; with the mastery of tehse natural forces and their introduction in every part of the world, we see the old world being drawn nearer and nearer to us by ten thousand cords of commercial interests, until shortly, probably within the life time of you and me, the once worn out and almost stranded wreck will be found quickened with new life and moored alongside us. The Orient is already feeling the thrill of renewed life. It is responding to the touch of the youth and vigor of the West and becoming rejuvenated; it is drawing closer and closer in its eagerness for the warmth of new interests.”