“P*rnography: structures, agency, and performance: key concepts in social and cultural studies” by Allan McKee and Rebecca Sullivan

“Defending P*rnography: free speech, s*x, and the fight for women’s rights” by Nadine Strossen

“What do we know about the effects of p*rnography after 50yrs of academic research” by Alan Mckee, Katerina Litsou, Paul Byron and Roger Ingham

“Manufacturing Freedom: s*x work, anti-trafficking rehab, and the racial wages of rescue” by Elena Shih

“The Streets Belong to Us: s*x, race, and police power from segregation to gentrification” by Anne Gray Fisher

“Not your rescue project: migrant s*x workers fighting for justice” by Chanell Gallant and Elene Lam

“S*x Workers Unite: A history of the movement from Stonewall to Sl*twalk” by Melinda Chateavert

“Revolting Pr*stitutes: the fight for s*x workers rights” by Juno Mac and Molly Smith

“Playing the wh*re: the work of s*x work” by Melissa Gira Grant

omg!! i do!!! They say everything is

If you go to a protest:

-follow protest guides!!!
-wear a mask
-expect the police to escalate
-don’t bring a phone

If you do bring a phone:
-don’t film other protesters faces 🙁👎
-do film the piggies faces 😊👍
-document police, ICE , military, and other authorities’ actions

I saw a whole substack article/post saying that she is “promoting a p*d*philic fantasy” and it was just full of outdated swerf talking points repackaged for female celebrities