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Revolting Prostitutes The Fight for Sex Workers' Rights

Molly Smith

How the law harms sex workers—and what they want instead Do you have to endorse prostitution in order to support sex worker rights? Should clients be criminalized, and can the police deliver justice?

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The Ezra Klein Show

It was highlighted as a highly persuasive defense of sexwork decriminalization, praised as the most dispositive case the guest had ever read.

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The second book is called Revolting Prostitutes, written by two British sex workers, Juno Mack and Molly Smith. It is the most dispositive defense of sex work decriminalization I have ever read, showi...

— Episode: Can We Change Our Sexual Desires? Should...

Episode: Can We Change Our Sexual Desires? Should We?

It was highlighted as a highly persuasive defense of sexwork decriminalization, praised as the most dispositive case the guest had ever read.

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The second book is called Revolting Prostitutes, written by two British sex workers, Juno Mack and Molly Smith. It is the most dispositive defense of sex work decriminalization I have ever read, showing that the argument does not rest on sex work being good or unproblematic, but on a profound tension between punishing buyers and improving the lives of marginalized women.

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