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    form a better understanding of the nature of sex work in a particular society. After all, the sell of sex is just another business interaction between customers and providers that is based on supply and demand. However, the questions of agency vs. institution, choice vs. enslavement are essential questions in the debate of sex work. On Monday, the hashtag…

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    Sex Work Case Study

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    highest possible protection of the human rights of sex workers, through measures that include the decriminalization of sex work performed by adults on adults. Choosing how one uses their body and to what ends should always be the choice of the owner of that body, using it for profit via sexual interaction is no exception. To prove that this choice has a positive outcome I will show that decriminalizing sexual acts for profit increases safety for workers, does not endanger anyone more so than…

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    Occupational Stigma

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    occupational stigma associated with sex work and its association to the barriers sex workers face when trying to access health services. This fairly recent study took place in Vancouver, Canada with 252 female participants; of them were approximately 55.9% who claimed that they had experienced stigma, while 49.6% claimed to have experience barriers within attempting to access healthcare services. This particular literature is vital to my concept map and my previous debate on sex work because it…

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    that, prostitution promotes the demeaning of women and the way that women are seen as sex symbols and sexual gratifications. Prostitution has always been a controversial subject, many people feel as if the whole business destroys lives and leads to dire consequences. Nell Beram in the article “ Prostitution Demeans Women,” voiced her opinions that sex work didn’t empower women like many tried to say and in fact sex work; not only prevented the…

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    For ages, men and women have participated in prostitution, or the exchanging of sex for money. There are an estimated 1 to 2 million prostitutes in the United States alone, and everyday, more women and children are added into the mix (Chen). When people think of prostitutes, they picture girls with very little self-respect, standing on corners. In this paper we will analyze the different views on the matter of prostitution. For this project we researched the historical, political,…

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    The wonderful concept of humans is that, regardless of what they are told, they will inevitably do whatever they please. Someone that is told to not often increases their desire to do, even if what they are doing is justifiable in their own eyes, it is often received with a negative connotation. Prostitutes do not do what they do out of spite, or as an “I’ll show you!” with an uplifted shaking fist to “the man.” Deeming an occupation “illegal” will cause those who have that particular job to…

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    Aboriginal Women

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    Within post colonial Canada, the Indigenous population still faces constant discrimination and challenges because of their status as the “other” and are marginalized from the general population. As we learned from our readings, the problems faced by the aboriginal woman becomes even more troublesome, as they are faced with not only the oppression that comes with the label of being of part of the indigenous population, but also with the added label of being a woman as well. Since the time of…

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    Women's Labor Movement

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    Specifically, I will study China, India and Thailand’s history; in order to understand why there is a division of gender and labor, as well as where it arises. I first discuss the labor issues in China faced by urban workers who are residents, and what the impact is on the migrant workers vying for the same jobs. I will discuss how China’s political system is one of the contributing influences on women laborers and what their progress has been. In the second section, I will examine India’s labor…

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    working as soon as she finds out that she is having a disease, which is highly unlikely. According to sociology, People in the lower social classes are more likely to smoke, eat a lot of fats, be overweight, abuse drugs and alcohol and practice unsafe sex. Prostitutes not only face these transmissions disease but they also face violence. Regardless of prostitution's status which could be conceded as decriminalized or the physical location of the prostitution which are mainly the clubs, massage…

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    The transition from paganism to Christianity was not an easy one as explained by Rodoifo Lanciani and we know this through the many writings, tombstones, building, and documentations of events occurring at the time. However, there is one group that could document this transition better than any other, the prostitutes. The prostitutes themselves did not write extensive books about their sexuality or their occupations in detail through the transitions of religions. Documentation of their lewd…

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