Did Mary Jones Really Eat All That Steak?
Depictions of Excess amidst a Dearth of Inquiry
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BIPOC SWer Writers' Space & Blog. We host writers workshops for BIPOC SWers, pay for blog submissions, collaborate with advocacy projects, and create community :) www.bipocswws.org/
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An open letter to the Day Walkers...
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Hot truck on I-85, feminist-phobia, and a Muscadine Pét-Nat
Enduring Roots Run Deep
"I hope it becomes a physical counter-narrative against social prejudices, stating clearly: these individuals mattered, and their loss is a loss to us all."
The Neighbor Who Knew
by Frenchie
Excerpt from Giving Body
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International Pole Day
Dearly Belated ~
Carrying Life, Carrying Love
Pregnancy, Homelessness, and Two Cats Who Never Left
What It Means to Die and Bloom Again
An Essay on Death, Dick, and Deflowering
From The Editor's Desk--
Mutual Aid Art Raffle: Frames that hum, tickets that turn into bread.
Five Ways to Fill Your Own Erotic Cup
Secrets to longevity, prosperity, and pleasure for sex workers.
Poetry Room:
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The Sapphire Hotel
by Keke Walker
Message from The Editor's Desk
Formal introductions, thank you's, and some news about our new subscription model :)
Why Pregnant Sex Workers Deserve Dignity
Being pregnant shouldn’t mean I lose my humanity—and doing sex work shouldn’t mean I lose the right to parent.
Dear Sex Worker Artist...
by Alyssa Aparicio
Cursing Out White Men for Money & Other Acts of Resistance
by Monique Starr