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sex working
noun
Work in a sex-related industry, such as prostitution or pornography
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There were no statistically significant differences between the intervention and comparison groups at baseline regarding age, sex, working years in the profession, working years at the clinic and working time (table 3).
It also looks at the safety of sex working.
Because our union is 'for' sex working … it would probably be best to avoid that area of conversation".
The special also looks back at performances by Demi Moore, John Stamos, Kristin Davis and Richard Simmons, who started their careers on the show, and how it dealt with issues like H.I.V., teenage sex, working mothers, birth control and breast cancer.
"It can be quite distressing when we meet young ladies who are sex working and use the buses to smoke drugs".
The government doesn't want to admit sex working people have agency and may be doing the work by choice, so it labels all sex workers as trafficked.
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That's how sex works best".
"I think for lots of non-sex working women, there's this real symbolic investment in the idea of 'the prostitute,' who is considered a metaphor for the oppression of 'all women,'" Molly says.
That industry is sex work.
This wasn't sex work.
Decriminalise all sex work!
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