Some are critical I talk in terms of training. Here is an extract from Durham's 'Sex Worker Toolkit'
"In March 2015, the Student Sex Work Project2 highlighted that the rising cost of University and
associated living expenses had ..."
"In March 2015, the Student Sex Work Project2 highlighted that the rising cost of University and
associated living expenses had ..."
https://twitter.com/SVPhillimore/status/1459095982935842820
"...contributed to an increase in the number of students engaging in sex work with 4.8% reporting that they had been involved in sex work in some capacity."
I do not think the answer to the growing financial inequality in this country is to encourage students into 'sex work'.
I do not think the answer to the growing financial inequality in this country is to encourage students into 'sex work'.
Call me old fashioned. But the majority of students engaging in 'sex work' will be those who have no other form of support. Most will be female and most of their clients will be male. We are thus cementing a variety of oppressive practices.
Universities ought to support their students, if they can. But not by introducing within university structures the idea that 'sex work' is normalised on campus. Sign post to other organisations better placed to help.
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