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Originally Posted by Saya
Elsewhere as in the poorer parts of the same city? At the panel I attended there was a white queer sex worker from Vancouver, where 51 per cent of prostituted women are First Nations women, and 60% of advertised brothel women are Asian, and 97% of prostituted women said they'd leave the business if they could. She enjoys her work and she's entitled to her experience, but dismissing the racialized women as "Other" that doesn't concern her isn't the way to go.
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That wasn't what I was saying, and you know it.
There are rampant injustices everywhere in the world in the sex trade, but it doesn't mean everyone in that trade is treated unjustly.
I not saying dismiss, deny or deflect any attention or concern about those injustices. I'm just saying do not paint every person who works in that field with the same brush. You seem intent on doing so.
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