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Bristol’s Strip Club Closures Hurt more Women than They Help
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Bristol’s Strip Club Closures Hurt more Women than They Help

Article by Abbie Warner
So, despite noble intentions, the criminalisation of strip clubs does not protect women. Instead, it puts those women who rely on sex work to support themselves and their loved ones at much greater risk of sexual violence. It is difficult to imagine that criminalising sexual entertainment venues, which forces sexual violence underground, would have any positive impact on advancing the equality of women in the way all feminists desire.

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Porn or Person? The Social Impact of OnlyFans
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Porn or Person? The Social Impact of OnlyFans

Feature by Izzy Payne
OnlyFans and platforms like it allow for more constructive and balanced forms of intimacy between the entertainer and the viewer. In addition, this formula for sex work improves the larger societal effects of watching pornography.

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