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Call for Submissions: Race, Racism, and the Sex Industry/Sex Trades

Call for Submissions: Race, Racism, and the Sex Industry/Sex Trades

Apr 5, 2010 | Calls for Writing/Artistic/Workshop Submissions | 0 comments

From $pread blog: For our summer issue, $pread is proud to host a guest editorial collective of US-based sex workers and allies of color. The issue will explore race and racism within the sex industry/sex trades in the United States. How do you feel your racial...
March 30 in NYC: Sex Work & Human Rights: Feminist Advocacy Strategies

March 30 in NYC: Sex Work & Human Rights: Feminist Advocacy Strategies

Mar 20, 2010 | Events | 0 comments

Paradigm Shift NYC invites you to “Sex Work & Human Rights: Feminist Advocacy Strategies”, a panel discussion and featuring a screening of “Sangram: Sex Worker Organizing In India”, a collaboration between the International Women’s Health...
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