Superbowl Sex Trafficking Myths
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02/05/21 • 62 min
This episode explores the world of sex trafficking myths surrounding the Superbowl with M and Blair from the Sex Worker Outreach Project - Behind Bars. We're going to talk to them about that and how we can all be better educated and how we can actually support actual victims of human trafficking without criminalizing and harassing adults that are engaging in consensual sex.
Blair is a writer and photographer and host the podcast, All in a Day's (Sex) Work, titled after her book of the same name. She's been a sex worker's rights advocate for over a decade, and currently serves as deputy director SWOP-Behind Bars. M is a writer of nonfiction, commentary and poetry, federally defined survivor of human trafficking and sex workers' rights advocate with SWOP - Behind Bars.
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This episode explores the world of sex trafficking myths surrounding the Superbowl with M and Blair from the Sex Worker Outreach Project - Behind Bars. We're going to talk to them about that and how we can all be better educated and how we can actually support actual victims of human trafficking without criminalizing and harassing adults that are engaging in consensual sex.
Blair is a writer and photographer and host the podcast, All in a Day's (Sex) Work, titled after her book of the same name. She's been a sex worker's rights advocate for over a decade, and currently serves as deputy director SWOP-Behind Bars. M is a writer of nonfiction, commentary and poetry, federally defined survivor of human trafficking and sex workers' rights advocate with SWOP - Behind Bars.
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CrimeJuicy Cocktail Hour - Superbowl Sex Trafficking Myths
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Superbowl Sex Trafficking Myths
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Carrie: Our cocktail hour tonight: Superbowl sex trafficking and sex work. We're going to dispel some of the myths that go along with that, and what's really going on and joining us tonight:
Becca: We got Blair Hopkins. She is a writer and photographer and hosts the podcast, All in a Days Sex - in parentheses - Work after her book of the same name. She's been a sex worker's rights
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