A fine essay co-authored by sex worker rights activist, educator and independent scholar Kerry Porth that I encourage all visitors to read. It discusses the
Sex workers are three times more likely to suffer violence when faced with “repressive” policing, a study by leading public health experts shows. Full decriminalization
Some people just have no boundaries when it comes to sex — including property location boundaries, evidently. Calico from Erotic Scribes looks at several recent
The public database shows that the war on consensual sex work continues Florida‘s legislature passed ill-conceived legislation last week, Senate Bill 540 and House Bill
Anyone in the affiliate game knows that you spend more time chasing your money than you do actually trying to earn it. Today a new company
Latest anti-sex work disinformation campaign exposed According to ESPN’s Michele Steele today, prosecutors in the Robert Kraft case “just admitted at a hearing . .
On Friday Cybernet Entertainment, LLC, aka Kink.com lost it’s appeal against the State Insurance Compensation Fund. In short, Kink felt that the state should have
New from the awesome Kate Iselin: As a sex worker, sometimes it’s difficult to justify exactly why I do my job. Not in a day-to-day
An astute op/ed from UNLV sociology professor and sex work researcher Barbara Brents on the late Dennis Hof Dennis Hof was a showman who capitalized
ManyVids announced that co-founder and CEO, Bella French will be returning to the camming stage for the first time in four years on the MV
In the SF Weekly, Nuala Sawyer reports that a new massage-therapist bill seeks to help victims of sex trafficking, but only further criminalizes those who engage
‘Prostitution paid for my daughter’s tap-dancing shoes’ St. John’s should have consulted sex workers before drafting new rules for massage parlours St. John’s, Newfoundland and
“For sex workers, the ongoing fight against stigmatization and criminalization is life or death,” writes Gaby Del Valle in a powerful essay. “If SESTA and FOSTA
In another astute piece, Juno Mac notes that when policymakers say the nature of commercial sex itself is the problem, they sidestep the less attention-grabbing
A former sex worker who led a successful campaign to decriminalize prostitution in New Zealand has been made a dame in the Queen’s Birthday Honours
Georgia has lost out on some of the federal funding it counts on to maintain the state’s sex offender registry, The Department of Justice has
A news report on the website of a major Kenyan TV station claimed that the children of Mtwapa, a coastal tourism town, were being sexually
After more than a month offline, the popular sexual services website USASexGuide has returned. The site temporarily suspended operations last month after President Trump signed the FOSTA legislation into law, The
How about legislators stop looking at sex work as something only victims or ‘sluts’ with no morals, and begin treating their job as a job
On this week’s Voice of San Diego Podcast, I. India Thusi, an assistant professor at California Western School of Law, joins hosts Scott Lewis, Sara Libby
O.School set out to be an inclusive sex ed platform, writes Megan Farokhmanesh at The Verge, but now the misguided anti-trafficking law FOSTA and internal strife are
At the beginning of Thank You for Supporting the Arts, the filmmakers ask Liv Osthus, better known as stripper and writer Viva Las Vegas, to
The will to power, the will to use human beings in social experiments, is to be distrusted at all times. The impulse to create, or
Sacramento, Calif. — California Senate Bill 1204 (SB 1204), which aimed to broaden the definition of criminal “pandering” in the state, and in the process essentially eliminate
Citing the signing of the FOSTA bill into law, USASexGuide, a multi-city bulletin board offering, as XBIZ elegantly phrases it, “forum categories that mirror the full spectrum
Branded sex slaves linked to two actresses from superhero fantasy TV series ‘Smallville’ NXIVM (pronounced Nexium) describes itself as an organization “whose mission is to raise human awareness,
Mexico provides another example of how legislation aimed at the myth of widespread international sex trafficking is merely a tool to prosecute sex workers
