Sex work is stigmatized and seen in a negative light. However, the people who engage in sex work have a different story to tell. Erik and Aicila dig a little into their story and the impact of recent legislation.
Correction: Aicila said counties with populations fewer than 170,000 were allowed to create brothels in Nevada. It is actually fewer than 700,000.
Sources we reference:
Sex Trafficking Experts Say SESTA Is the Wrong Solution, Oct 3, 2017 How Congress Censored the Internet, Mar 21, 2018 FOSTA: The New
Anti-Sex-Trafficking Legislation May Not End the Internet, But It’s Not Good Law Either, Mar 28, 2018 Craigslist Shuts Down Personals Section After Congress Passes Bill On Trafficking _ The Two-Way _ NPR, Mar 23, 2018 People I reached out to about this Laws Sex Workers Really Want Prostitution in Nevada has its advantages, experts say – Las Vegas Review-Journal, Jul 7, 2016 Working As An Escort Helped My PTSD – Laura LeMoon – Medium Nov 27, 2017Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act Court Shows SESTA Is Not Needed: Says Backpage Can Lose Its CDA 230 Protections If It Helped Create Illegal Content, Mar 30, 2018Decreasing Human Trafficking through Sex Work Decriminalization, Jan 2017 Colorado is voting on a $66 million pot tax refund, Nov 3, 2015 SB-1204 Pandering
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