These posters were made by Call Off Your Old Tired Ethics (COYOTE), an association for sex workers’ rights.
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Sociological Images » QUESTIONING THE BENEFITS OF “RESCUE” FROM PROSTITUTION — September 16, 2008
[...] also posters against the criminalization of prostitution. addthis_url = [...]
eyelinerpirate — April 21, 2009
One thing I've been noticing a lot lately is the way campaigns combating one kind of oppression buy into cultural messages that perpetuate another. (PETA and sexism are a good example.)
So of course, I find the fat-shaming/ageism combo in the first poster very striking.
Sociological Images » Sex Work, Disrespect, And Women’s Empowerment — June 7, 2009
[...] more posts trying to think through the topic of sex work, see here, here, here, here, and here. tags: class, gender, law/crime, marriage/family, porn, [...]
eSunshineOrg » Sex trafficking:Won’t someone think of the children?! — October 18, 2011
[...] around the world, governments and non profits are working to show the reality and repercussions of sexual slavery – even on humorous but relevant levels – and [...]
Sex trafficking: Won’t someone think of the children?! « eSunshine — June 30, 2012
[...] around the world, governments and non profits are working to show the reality and repercussions of sexual slavery – even on humorous but relevant levels – and [...]
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Comments 6
Sociological Images » QUESTIONING THE BENEFITS OF “RESCUE” FROM PROSTITUTION — September 16, 2008
[...] also posters against the criminalization of prostitution. addthis_url = [...]
eyelinerpirate — April 21, 2009
One thing I've been noticing a lot lately is the way campaigns combating one kind of oppression buy into cultural messages that perpetuate another. (PETA and sexism are a good example.)
So of course, I find the fat-shaming/ageism combo in the first poster very striking.
Sociological Images » Sex Work, Disrespect, And Women’s Empowerment — June 7, 2009
[...] more posts trying to think through the topic of sex work, see here, here, here, here, and here. tags: class, gender, law/crime, marriage/family, porn, [...]
eSunshineOrg » Sex trafficking:Won’t someone think of the children?! — October 18, 2011
[...] around the world, governments and non profits are working to show the reality and repercussions of sexual slavery – even on humorous but relevant levels – and [...]
Sex trafficking: Won’t someone think of the children?! « eSunshine — June 30, 2012
[...] around the world, governments and non profits are working to show the reality and repercussions of sexual slavery – even on humorous but relevant levels – and [...]