It’s time to end the stigma against sex work. Here are 6 reasons why decriminalizing sex work supports our movements against police brutality and for the safety and well-being of LGBTQ people of color.
Decriminalizing sex work means recognizing that sex work is real work.
Decriminalizing sex work means recognizing that sex work is real work.
Decriminalizing sex work means recognizing that sex work is real work.
Decriminalizing sex work means recognizing that sex work is real work.
Decriminalizing sex work helps end law enforcement profiling and targeting of trans women of color.
Decriminalizing sex work helps end law enforcement profiling and targeting of trans women of color.
Decriminalizing sex work helps end law enforcement profiling and targeting of trans women of color.
Decriminalizing sex work helps end law enforcement profiling and targeting of trans women of color.
We must decriminalize sex work, for our safety, our dignity, and our health.
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