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Discussion at Bound, Not Gagged reigns supreme. I commented there. Beyond that, I’m in another moment of ‘no words’ this morning.

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Following historical precedent, both Samantha Berg and John Foubert have removed themselves from this evening’s panel discussion at William and Mary. I reference historical precedent because this is the most common reaction by radical feminists when asked to debate sex workers’ rights activists.
Judging from Sam’s communications with event organizer Constance Sisk and undisclosed recipients, she [...]

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A few days ago I posted about the upcoming debate Jill Brenneman and Renegade Evolution will have against John Foubert and Samantha Berg.
Well, the appearance of Ren has caused quite a stir! It looks as though the usual suspects are trying to censor the views represented on the panel.
You can read the words of Ren [...]

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I really enjoyed this article.
http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/04/15/roland.martin/index.html
Bottom line: The narrative about our presidential candidates being just regular folks is a tired myth that gets repeated each and every day. And their efforts to show that they are “just like us” are really pathetic.
You don’t have to go duck hunting, be seen buying milk at the grocery store [...]

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Want to know what sex workers have to say about the Spitzer “scandal”?
Get thee self over to www.boundnotgagged.com!

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contacts
Shakti Ziller, Sex Workers Action New York (SWANK), swank@riseup.net 877-776-2004 x 2
Audacia Ray, 718.554.1714
Sarah Bleviss, Sex Workers Outreach Project NYC (SWOP-NYC), swop.nyc@gmail.com
Prostitutes of New York (PONY), pony@panix.com
Desiree Alliance, http://www.desireealliance.org/

WHAT ABOUT KRISTEN? New York Sex Worker Organizations Respond to Spitzer Scandal
New York, NY - In the last few days, Governor Eliot Spitzer has publicly [...]

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New evidence reveals previously unreported instances of appalling living conditions, abuse and coerced labor in the building of the U.S. embassy in Baghdad.
Soon after the State Department awarded a $592 million building contract to First Kuwaiti General Trading and Contracting in July 2005, thousands of low-paid migrant workers recruited from South Asia, the Philippines and [...]

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Justices: Judges can slash crack sentences

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Yes, I’m lame and read cnn.com for news each Monday morning, and most other days as well. It’s not that I don’t read other things, but moreso that I find the CNN homepage best for a wide mix of news. (Again, Amanda is keeping track of news that might be of interest to sex workers [...]

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I’m catching up on my internet life after a stressful weekend spent away from a computer. First, and most importantly, I got this link in my inbox this morning: Human trafficking outrages, with little evidence. I am just now reading the complete piece, and then I’m off to check the activity on BoundNotGagged.com, where their [...]

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