The Same Old Arguments: Tropes of Race and Class in the History of Prostitution from the Progressive Era to the Present.
The article discusses the interconnection of race and social class in the history of prostitution from the progressive era to 2019. Also cited are how the policies and practices to prevent prostitution systematically ignored structural factors, how criminal justice strategies against sex work discri...
| Published in: | Social Justice Vol. 46; no. 4; pp. 31 - 52 |
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