Introduction It is often intimated that tragedy naturally follows whoredom. In actuality, violence in the sex trade and related industries is usually indicative of power differentials—mainly structural sexism and racism—and legislation that seeks to impede sexual and pleasure-seeking behavior and monetary compensation for, or material consumption of, said intimate labor.[1] On March 16, 2021, eight … Continue reading Symposium Introduction: Sex Workers’ Rights, Advocacy, and Organizing