Englischsprachige Blogs

[JayR]

Bound, Not Gagged - USA

Why a Blog for Sex Workers?

It shouldn’t come as a surprise to anybody that escorts around the country are tuned in to the Palfrey scandal and are anxiously awaiting the outcome.

It may, however, come as a surprise to some that sex workers in many sectors have something to say about it. They have insight, they have analysis and they have outrage!

The Palfrey situation brings to the surface more issues than a single organizational statement can address. As advocates, it would be impossible to make a statement that truly reflects the voices of this dynamic and diverse community.

BoundnotGagged is a space for these voices to be heard. It is a place for sex workers to respond to the way that they’re portrayed in the media, the way that sexist laws are used to undermine women’s rights and their feelings about the ethical dilemma of exposing a client list. The issues are deep and broad. The stories are powerful and frustrating.

BoundnotGagged is our way of responding to the injustice and hypocrisy that keeps sex workers’ voices muted and faces hidden. Sex workers may be in hiding, but they refuse to be silent. This blog will give you an inside look at the true inner-workings of this mysterious business.

The Desiree Alliance is committed to creating space and campaigns that address the real needs of sex workers. We are proud to sponsor this project to provide a platform where sex workers can speak for themselves.

http://deepthroated.wordpress.com/

[JayR]

$pread Blog
Illuminating the sex industry

About $pread Magazine: Mission Statement
$pread is a quarterly, glossy magazine by and for sex workers and those who support their rights. The magazine has a focus on personal experiences and political insights, and contains practical information like news, features, health columns, and resources related to the sex industry. $pread builds community in the sex trade by featuring the honest and diverse perspectives of those who know it best: the women and men who work within this sensationalized, highly stereotyped industry.

http://www.spreadmagazine.org/blog/

[kaktus]

women and men who work within this sensationalized, highly stereotyped industry.

Also ich glaube gerade SW ist alles Andere als Stereotyp! Es ist möglich das die Beiträge zu Diesen Blog so sind.
LG Kaktus

[Hansi]

Also ich glaube gerade SW ist alles Andere als Stereotyp!

Aeh? Kann es sein, dass Du das "d" von "stereotyped" ueberlesen hast?

Da steht dass SW stark "stereotypisierd" wird. In meinem Sprachverstaendnis heisst das, dass darueber in Stereotypen berichtet wird.

Gruss, Andreas

[Marc of Frankfurt]

Australien





norrie mAy-welby's blog





Portrait: norrie mAy-welby @ sex worker day demo

She is a sexprominent transgender sex worker activist, who works tirelessly for the rights of marginalised peoples, including refugees, queers and sex workers.

Sie lebt in Sydney, New South Wales (NSW), Australia.





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[JayR]

SWOP East Sex Workers Outreach Project

News und gute kurze Artikel von einigen Aktivisten aus den USA

http://swopeast.blogspot.com/

[Marc of Frankfurt]

Verzeichnis von Blogs Prostitution

http://technorati.com/blogs/Prostitution

[JayR]

Secular Apostasy

an apostate from secular humanism, radical feminism, and progressive liberalism

http://torduange.wordpress.com/

Zum Thema Sexwork:
http://torduange.wordpress.com/category/sexwork/

Über diesen Blog bin ich ab und zu mal gestolpert und bewundere die klare Sicht der Frau.

[Marc of Frankfurt]

Table-Pole-Dancer aus Kanada

http://bccec.wordpress.com/

http://www.nakedtruth.ca/

[JayR]

Amanda Brooks hat zwei sehr interessante Blogs

The Notebook| Business blog for independent internet escorts
www.theinternetescortshandbook.com/notebook/

Diese beiden Posts beschreiben, wie sie als Escort anfing:
Transitioning From Stripper to Escort
http://www.theinternetescortshandbook.c ... to-escort/

My First-Ever Appointment
http://www.theinternetescortshandbook.c ... -escort-2/

After Hours| random discourse from a retired escort
www.texasgoldengirl.com/afterhours

[Marc of Frankfurt]

Der Fall der

Jessica Cutler



http://washingtonienneArchive.blogspot.com



http://www.jessicaCutlerOnline.com



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jessica_Cutler


Soweit zur nicht zur unterschätzenden GEFAHR von plauderhaften SW-blogs !!!





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[Marc of Frankfurt]

Koreanische Ex-SW TS aus Amsterdam

http://he-jin.blogspot.com/

[JayR]

Hab zwar schon mal den Blog After Hours verlinked.
Aber Amanda Brooks berichtet üben ihren Wiedereintritt in die Branche.
Zunächst mit Blicken hinter die Kulissen in einem Nevada-Bordell.

http://www.texasgoldengirl.com/afterhou ... -shopping/

[JayR]

Border Thinking on Migration, Culture, Economy and Sex

from Laura Agustín

http://www.nodo50.org/Laura_Agustin/

[mimmi]

http://lettersfromworkinggirls.blogspot.com/

ehrlicher und schön zu lesender blog verschiedener us- "workling girls"

[JayR]

How does the sex industry look? a facebook album

Laura Agustin ist dabei, ein Fotoalbum über die Sexindustrie aufzubauen.
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=5 ... f652a383b2


With all uproar focused on the morality of buying and selling sex, most people have little idea what much of the sex industry actually looks like. Or rather, the media repeatedly show the same images of women in short skirts and high boots leaning into car windows, giving the impression that street hooking is the dominant situation, which is far from the truth. And, of course, we are constantly shown horrifying images of the worst sites and victims of trafficking and exploitation (you can provide those yourselves, so no link).

At the same time, millions of people the world over work in the sex industry, in jobs other than providing sexual services. And more millions visit, drive or walk past sites without even thinking about it because they look ordinary. I’ve created a theoretical framework for doing research about the sex industry in all its detail, called the Cultural Study of Commercial Sex, and other researchers are doing this ethnographic and evidence-based work. So I think it’s interesting to show some ordinary pictures, and I’ve made an album on Facebook that’s accessible to everyone (even people who would rather die than join social networking sites themselves - you know who you are). You can click on each photo to see it larger, with its caption, and comment on it if you like.

Photos include strippers, a Soho walk-up, brothels in the Czech Republic, Austria, Cambodia, Mexico, Australia, the USA and Germany, Soi Cowboy and Pattaya in Thailand, sex shops in Finland and Taiwan, hostess and karaoke clubs in Japan and China, brothel paintings by Toulouse Lautrec and Vincent Van Gogh and historical pictures. See the album here. It’s a work in progress, so if anyone has pictures to contribute, let me know, as long as you have permission to send them.

http://www.nodo50.org/Laura_Agustin/how ... rostitutes

[Marc of Frankfurt]

Mehr zu Laura Agustín bei sexworker@:
viewtopic.php?p=17151#17151
viewtopic.php?t=2178
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Representations of sexwork in pop culture ... totally awesome !

http://whoretoculture.net/





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[JayR]

Einige Fotos von Laura Augustin's How does the sex industry look? sind bei "sociological images" erschienen.
Darunter ein Foto aus Lüneburg.
http://contexts.org/socimages/2009/05/1 ... look-like/

Eine Geschichte, die dort stattgefunden hat:
viewtopic.php?t=1705&start=0&postdays=0 ... highlight=

[Sinamore]

Vor allem in den USA gibt es sehr viele interessante Blogs von Sexarbeiter/innen:

Waking Vixen

Renegade Evolution

Mariko Passion

hexpletive

oder zb. Schweden:

Isabella Lund

Kennt jemand ähnliche Blogs aus dem deutschsprachigen Raum? Habe bisher nämlich nichts gefunden.

[Zwerg]

Ich habe den Beitrag in den Bereich "Blogs von SexworkerInnen" verschoben. Es sollten hier noch Einige zu finden sein :-)

Liebe Grüße

Christian