The Coercive Impact of FOSTA on Consensual Adult Sex Workers
FOSTA conflates consensual sex workers with trafficking victims. As a result, it has made consensual sex markets more coercive and riskier, while hindering anti-trafficking efforts.
About Rachel Farris
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Entries by Rachel Farris
Ending Exploitation: A Survivor’s Perspective on FOSTA
The sex trade is defined by exploitation. For survivors, FOSTA is a welcome step towards holding those who profit off of online exploitation accountable.
Reducing the Harms of FOSTA Through Participatory Policymaking
Stakeholders with authentic disagreements about and experiences in transactional sex can work together to reduce common harms in the sex trades through participatory policymaking that includes a wide range of people with lived experience, including people who identify as survivors of trafficking, sexual exploitation, and sex work.
Diversifying Leadership Is a Necessity for Climate and Energy
The transformative action that is desperately needed on climate and energy can only be realized with more diverse and inclusive leadership.
Once Again, the Global Gag Rule Increases Maternal Deaths
Keeping U.S. aid from organizations that provide abortion-related services is devastating to vulnerable women, girls, and LGBTQI communities in the global south.
Erotic Dancers Need Labor Protections, Not Criminalization
New policy approaches aim to make the stripping industry a safer place to work – but more is needed to combat racial discrimination.
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