Black women and other women of color, have historically been ignored, or pushed to the side in the name of progress. We must acknowledge the harm of cultural factors and generational trauma in the sex trade in order to prioritize and protect women of color, which will in turn protect all women.
Racism and Pornography
Thoughts on being Black in the sex trade
Around the time we issued our Black Lives Matter statement, we also reached out to some of our Black/African American clients and asked if they’d be comfortable sharing some of their experiences with us—so we can share them with you.
The marriage of racism and misogyny in the sex trade
When we look at the demographics of the sex trade here in King County, we see an enormous disparity—one that reflects the commodification of Black women’s bodies. As we look to dismantle present-day systemic racism, we must understand its roots to be able to begin to unravel the centuries of legal oppression. This blog examines some of that history.