‘Pretty Woman’ Vs. The Real World Of Prostitution

by | Dec 5, 2013 | Blog

By PHILLIP MARTIN Most charges brought against men who have been arrested in Massachusetts for soliciting prostituted women are dropped, according to findings by the New England Center for Investigative Reporting. Two years after the state signed into law an...

I call. You’re stone. One day you’ll look and find I’m gone.

by | Jun 4, 2013 | Blog, Media Exploitation Gallery

Poetry Magazine’s Landays: Poetry of Afghan Women http://bit.ly/12raltn I call. You’re stone. One day you’ll look and find I’m gone. The teenage poet who uttered this folk poem called herself Rahila Muska. She lived in Helmand, a Taliban stronghold and one of...

Tell GoDaddy, Audi You’re. . . #NotBuyingIt!

by | Feb 9, 2013 | Blog, Media Exploitation Gallery

During the last Super Bowl over 4 million people heard the #NotBuyingIt critiques. We are finally an important discussion of sexism and the harms of it in advertising. Check out the discussions. Thanks to Miss Representation for these links: CNN, The Boston Globe to...

New Zealand’s Example

by | Oct 28, 2012 | Blog

Let’s take a look at the impact of decriminalizing prostitution in New Zealand. They have allowed decriminalized prostitution since 2003. Below is a summary of recent news reports on the topic. Please go to original article to read ARTICLE LINKS: A review of our...

More Than National Security. . .

by | Apr 21, 2012 | Blog

The secret service prostitution scandal: it’s about more than national security Given what we know about the sex trade in Colombia, the US has a responsibility to investigate possible trafficking of women Janice Raymond guardian.co.uk Secret service agents walk...