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    penalties. Meanwhile, the Nazis tried to restore regulated brothels, even in camps. While at first the history of prostitutes appears as a narrative of escalating repression, the reality was not so simple. As with gays and lesbians, the history of prostitutes within the Third Reich can be understood in relation to the type of threat the Nazis believed these sexual outsiders to pose.…

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    them up. I love to rub their noses in their nastiness” (323). This very power reflected in Cathy’s words indeed pertains to her prominent involvement in brothels. Although the unspoken acceptability among the brothels is constructed through Steinbeck’s contrast between the hypocrisy within the churches, and the reserved mannerism of the brothels, the sense of authority of the whorehouse inherently coincides with the empowerment of the madam in the fictional setting of King City. Although Cathy…

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    The nonfiction novel, “The Murder of Helen Jewett”, by Patricia Cline Cohen took place in New York City on April 9th, in 1986 at a brothel. Rosina Townsend, the owner of the brothel, found Helen Jewett, a prostitute, dead in Helen’s bedroom. It began with Rosina locking up the brothel and once she locks up no one is allowed to get in or out without the key. She was woken up by a noise and got up to check on everything. She ended up going to the second floor and saw smoke coming from her room.…

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    The selling of sex has been around for several decades and the laws regarding the criminalization of it have gone back-and-forth numerous times. In recent years, however, beginning in the early 2000s, brothels as well as prostitution itself have begun being legalized in several European countries. Once slight legalization occurred, it sparked a great deal of talk among multiple different countries in regards to legalizing prostitution. Although there is…

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    Jurgis tries to get Marija out of the brothel, but she tells him that she can not leave. The brothel has her addicted to morphine and so far in debt that it is most likely that she will never be able to pay it off. Which means that she will forever be stuck there. ( Sinclair 315) This happened often for the time being. It is an example no doubt of crime. Brothels are very much so illegal, but also keeping your workers drugged and constantly in debt…

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    director for Dennis Hof, who owns the Love Ranch and other brothels in Nevada, the sheriff's statement said. Hof, who had his own reality series, "Cathouse," on HBO, told the Los Angeles Times and KNX-AM radio that Odom had been staying at Hof's home that is attached to the brothel since Saturday.…

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    understand how this continues. The author of Sold, Patricia McCormick was successful in her purpose of explaining to an an American teenage audience how and why the cycle of human slavery present in the brothels exist. One thing that was learned about was the lack of knowledge women had going into the brothels. Did you know that 62 million girls are denied education? Lack of…

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    The play Ruined, written by Lynn Nottage, is about a civil war and a local brothel in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. There are many touchy subjects that are dealt with in this play, such as the brutality of war and using women as sexual objects. In this play, there are many powerful messages being sent. Although, this play should not be read by younger people. You see the hope these characters have as this play progresses. The heroes in this play eventually prevail. Throughout this play,…

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    problem because it 's legalized. Why would anyone go to a street hooker if they can go to a brothel where it 's regulated? They would have to be crazy.”. Legalizing prostitution would actually help groups like SPACE, reducing the amount of underground and forced human trafficking. Simply putting all the pimps and human traffickers out of business. These businesses cannot thrive without the consumer, if brothels are legalized then the underground businesses will be obsolete. Women will no longer…

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    The tax revenue coming from legal brothels have been a major source of income and it has created more opportunities for the unemployed. The only place in the United States where prostitution is currently legalized is in the state of Nevada in certain cities and counties. In an article written by Annie Lowrey, she explained that, “one Lyon County official, for instance, told an NBC affiliate the county raises $300,000 to $500,000 per year from the local brothels” (2-3). This data collected from…

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