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    prostitution will benefit a multitude of people and engender the countless number of problems faced in the United States. Sex trafficking is a well-known problem within and outside the United States. From indigenous Colombian drug dealers to the sixty-five year old grandpa from across the street, sex trafficking is everywhere. No matter where someone lives or how safe their environment, sex trafficking is likely to be occurring close by. In other words, this multi-billion dollar industry is one…

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    Legalizing Prostitution Being known as the oldest jobs in the world, people have now considered it to be an occupation, while others believe it to be demeaning towards women. Prostitution does not favor or categorize race, color, gender or age. In this profession ethnicity or life experiences are not ignored. Prostitution has already existed all around the world and is not limited to any particular place; this can be spotted at nightclubs, during the day at your own home, having sexual activity…

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    Females all across the world are being forced into prostitution. Whether they are kidnapped or make the choice themselves to have sex for money. According to Ridley (2015), these young girls are kidnapped and taken to a hotel where they await their first customer. When their date shows up they put the money on the table and the girl does the job she was paid for and the date leaves. These girls are given a quota to meet. If they fail to earn what is expected of them in a night, they are punished…

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    On Prostitution Prostitution is one of the most debated topics of our time. Sex workers believe that prostitution should be legal, and that its illegality has led to more violence and exploitation. Those against believe that legal prostitution would lead to more sex slavery andsexually transmitted diseases, as well as more of what prostitutes already face. The negative effects of criminalization, and the comparison of countries with limited legal prostitution policies proves that…

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    Legalizing prostitution could also improve the industry, by legitimizing it and making it less of a taboo. After all, a lot of the crime that plagues sex work is based on the fact that prostitutes are afraid to approach authorities; this makes abusers and rapists more likely to commit crimes, as they know that the women would never report them (for fear of being arrested themselves). Ideally, legalization would grant prostitutes protection from the government and police, and give them access to…

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    Prostitution in the United states is illegal in all fifty states except some parts of Nevada. This is an issue that has surrounding the country for years now. Prostitution is considered the world's oldest “profession.” Prostitution can have many benefits to the countries and the economy of the countries it is legal in. (source #1) In countries across the world where prostitution is legal they are required to have health exams. They believe this helps our employees stay safe and clean. Having…

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    The writer Rosen takes on the challenges of uncovering a solution to the issue of prostitution. She claims that before it can be found, one must question if prostitution is an “ineradicable part of the human condition” a needed evil (177). Rosen offers a particularly intriguing insight into rehabilitation within the united States.While other countries have imposed rehabilitation programs for prostitutes, the United Stated shies away from such methods. I think that understanding the…

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    In a 1992 symposium on sex work and women’s roles in society called Prostitution: From Academia to Activism, Andrea Dworkin delivered a powerful speech entitled Prostitution and Male Supremacy wherein she defined prostitution as being “the use of a woman’s body for sex by a man, he pays money, he does what he wants” (Dworkin 1992). In fact, although its formal definition refers to any person working in sex for money, the word prostitute is still directly linked to women and girls unless stated…

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    In the United States, there is the lingering question if prostitution should be legalized. It has been considered the world’s oldest profession dating back to as long as there are records. Evidence can be found showing people selling sex in exchange for something to gain. By legalizing prostitution, many problems could potentially be solved that have come from its prohibition. People should be legalizing prostitution because it would then protect both parties, result in less violent crimes, and…

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    Most people view prostitution as disgusting or as something that shouldn’t exist. I’m sure people don’t wake up and say they want to prostitute or aspire to be a prostitute. There are endless reasons as to why an individual would begin prostitution as an occupation. It could be drugs, a bad home life or the lack of funds. Maybe the individual is attending school and has no way to pay for it or their living. The individual could…

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