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In today's episode we talk to Sean Harding about coming out against a homophobic politician and fighting for Civil Rights as a sex worker. Why don't we believe sex workers? Why do we criminalize sex work? And how does that all affect the mental health and safety of sex and sex work at large?

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Lady Geeeeee, I wish we listened to sex workers.

In today's episode we talk to Sean Harding about coming out against a homophobic politician and fighting for Civil Rights as a sex worker. Why don't we believe sex workers? Why do we criminalize sex work? And how does that all affect the mental health and safety of sex and sex work at large?

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Kamala

From this podcast, you can see just how difficult it is for women who accuse politicians (and judges and actors) of sexual harassment or more. Ive been guilty of wondering why people stay silent when they know someone in a high/public/famous position has done serious misconduct, but from this podcast I can totally see just how much more complex and scary it is than just having your lawyers yell at their lawyers with press standing by greedily taking notes and writing their own spin