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hackinghustling.org

Why “sex work?” rather than some other framing in fighting for the liberation of people in the sex trades?

chezstella.org

ConStellation, notre magazine adoré, avec ses perspectives passionnantes sur tous les aspects du travail du sexe, est le chouchou des fans. Notre édition 25e anniversaire met en avant notre histoire et les actions que nous avons menées depuis 25 ans, ainsi que de nombreux conseils sur la gestion de nos sous et une tonne d’autres questions qui concernent l’argent. Our beloved ConStellation magazine – hot takes on all issues sex work – is a fan favourite. Our 25th anniversary edition features history and actions over our 25 years and tons of amazing tidbits on budgeting and money matters for our silver “argent” edition.

transsafety.network

Trans Safety Network is a research collective exploring and analysing institutional and organised harm against trans people in the UK.

femfilm16.wordpress.com

Hello, My Name is Doris, directed by Michael Showalter (who you might recognize from Wet Hot American Summer), is an indie comedy that stars Sally Field as a woman in her 60s who pursues a romantic…

compostingfeminisms.wordpress.com

Pursuing equality within patriarchal colonial and capitalist economies is a known problem for inclusive feminisms: especially those in the business of deconstructing the binary logics of gender, qu…

radiantbutch.medium.com

Read writing from Jules Rylan on Medium. Fat, ashkenazi Jewish, non-binary butch lesbian writing about queer history, the Jewish experience, fat liberation, and anything else that crosses my mind.

feministlegal.org

If you would like to contact Feminist Legal Clinic Inc. for advice, information or referral or would just like to support our work and be included in our mailing list, please apply to join or renew…

thepelicanclub.co.nz

Beautiful Thai Escort Linda is gentle, and loving. Offering full GFE, Linda is new to the industry and in-house only at this stage.

lilymaynard.com

On the morning of 22 April 1910, 20 year old Londoner Vera Wentworth pasted eight stickers on the Palace of Westminster walls. The stickers read: ‘To know more about the Women’s Suffrage Movement read “Votes for Women” Every Friday, 1d.”Vera Wentworth