…yes, they made the video

…which means they have fewer choices of clients and have to lower their prices and/or accept clients they would otherwise refuse. This puts them at greater risk of danger and makes them poorer, which makes it even harder to leave the sex industry if they want to.

That’s not actually how it works, that’s a poor understanding of labor economics. When sex workers’ clients are criminalized, clients are less willing to share personal information, which makes it harder for sex workers to screen them for safety. It also makes sex workers compete for fewer clients..

Sorry but no. WWE is using this as a major opportunity to promote themselves and they will likely get tons of site visits and donations as a result. People need to know that they are a harmful organization.

A good message, but please don’t support World Without Exploitation - they advocate for policies that are really harmful to sex workers.

Oh and forgot Kimberly Fuentes and Wei Si Nic Yiu!

…Ashley Barnes-Gilbert, Sam Blake, @eileenboris.bsky.social , Christina Carney, Viviana Valle Gomez, and Elisa Camiscioli!

Looking forward to next year 🌸

I don’t think so, but I’d be happy to share the paper privately! (It’s not ready for publication yet)

Yes!

FRAT for Full Revolution Anarchist Thugs, obviously