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Table of Contents:<\/p>\n
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- Introduction<\/li>\n
- Understanding the Complexities of Sex Work\/Trade and Trafficking<\/a>: Ten Observations from a Sex Worker Activist\/Survivor\/Feminist<\/li>\n
- Youth in the Sex Trade: How Understanding “Push” and “Pull” Factors<\/a> Can Better Inform Public Policy<\/li>\n
- Consent is Overrated<\/a>: Why “Yes Means Yes, No Means No” is Inadequate<\/li>\n
- Anti-Trafficking Documentary Praises Politicians Who Promoted Policies<\/a> that Increase Trafficking<\/li>\n
- Pimping Does Not Equal Slavery: Thoughts on Resilience of Youth and Adults Who Have Pimps<\/a><\/li>\n
- The Anti-Trafficking Movement and the Betrayal of Street Youth<\/a> by the Social Service Industrial Complex<\/a><\/li>\n
- Erasure of Transgender Youth in the Sex Trade<\/a>: How Transgender Community, Sex Workers\u2019 Movement, and Anti-Trafficking Movement Fail Transgender Youth<\/li>\n
- “Rescue”<\/a> versus Peer Support<\/a>: A Comparison of Outreach Materials<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
My zines are available directly from me at my zine store<\/a>, or in person at Portland Zine Symposium<\/a> and other places.<\/p>\n
Special offer! If you purchase “Undersanding the Complexities…” and “War on Terror & War on Trafficking” together from this link ($10 for both)<\/a>, you will also receive a special insert of my article, “Trade Secrets: The tough talk of the new anti-trafficking movement<\/a>” published in Bitch<\/i> magazine last year, and a sticker that says “Real Feminists and Human Rights Activists Don’t Buy Ashton.”<\/p>\n
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- Youth in the Sex Trade: How Understanding “Push” and “Pull” Factors<\/a> Can Better Inform Public Policy<\/li>\n