What Sex Workers Want

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Qu’est-ce que le travail du sexe ? Merci d’avoir posé la question ! Le travail du sexe est une expression pour définir tous les métiers ou les pratiques qui impliquent une prestation sexuelle, physique ou non, en échange d'une compensation monétaire. Contrairement à ce qu'on pour ...  Afficher plus

Aged 43, Melanie had never had sex. After a suggestion from her support worker, all this changed. She went online and found Chayse, a sex worker who was able to sensitively meet her needs. In an extended interview, Melanie and Chayse reveal how they went from spending an hour tog ...  Afficher plus

We’re ready to jump back into all things legal as usual! But first you know Eboni and Dustin have to give their quick takes on this past weekend’s Oscars! From who never misses on the red carpet to all the (perceived) snubs...we have thoughts! This week's docket is a mixed bag in ...  Afficher plus

Time’s Up was founded in 2018 in the wake of the #MeToo movement to fight sexual harassment and gender discrimination in the workplace. How, then, was the organization felled by accusations of a toxic work environment and close associations with abusers?  Guest: Lili Loofbourow, ...  Afficher plus