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EP 014: Sex Work with Sinnamon Love
Shame and stigma around sex work and sex workers has always been prevalent in society. Sex workers are treated as second class citizens, often unable to secure a bank acount or housing simply because of their profession. In today’s episode, I’m chatting with Sinnamon Love, a veteran sex worker, who is a fierce advocate for sex workers’ rights, particularly within the BIPOC, queer, and trans communities. She is also the founder of The BIPOC Adult Industry Collective, a human rights organization whose goal is to provide sex workers of color with financial and community support.
Sex workers are largely to thank for the fact that society is becoming more sex positive. Sex workers affirm that you can be a good person and a sexual being; the two are not mutually exclusive. I’m so excited to share this episode with y’all, and to get the conversation moving forward on how and why it’s important to remove the shame and stigma from sex work, as well as from our inherent existence as sexual beings.
What’s in this episode:
How sex work has opened doors for Sinnamon
The lack of protection for sex workeres
Why sex workers deserve to be treated as entrepreneurs
The difficulty that sex workers face with lack of access to financial services
Why sex work needs to be decriminilazied and sex workers should be a protected class
How sex work and sex workers are healing for society
Debunking misinformation around sex in a society that makes it seem shameful
The importance of community and trained professionals to having a healthy relationship with sex
How COVID affected sex workers and shed more light on inequalities
For full show notes, resources and links: https://genevievepleasure.com/podcast/sex-work-with-sinnamon-love
Now is your opportunity to really dive DEEP into your pleasure and see what’s possible! Connect with me on my website at https://www.genevievepleasure.com/, on Instagram @essentialreclamation or join us in my free Facebook community, The Pleasure Circle (https://www.facebook.com/groups/pleasecircle) to get in on the conversation. Want even more tantalizing insights to embody and harness the power of your erotic energy? Be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode and so you can get on the path to living a life of wealth, ease, and hot juicy sex!
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Shame and stigma around sex work and sex workers has always been prevalent in society. Sex workers are treated as second class citizens, often unable to secure a bank acount or housing simply because of their profession. In today’s episode, I’m chatting with Sinnamon Love, a veteran sex worker, who is a fierce advocate for sex workers’ rights, particularly within the BIPOC, queer, and trans communities. She is also the founder of The BIPOC Adult Industry Collective, a human rights organization whose goal is to provide sex workers of color with financial and community support.
Sex workers are largely to thank for the fact that society is becoming more sex positive. Sex workers affirm that you can be a good person and a sexual being; the two are not mutually exclusive. I’m so excited to share this episode with y’all, and to get the conversation moving forward on how and why it’s important to remove the shame and stigma from sex work, as well as from our inherent existence as sexual beings.
What’s in this episode:
How sex work has opened doors for Sinnamon
The lack of protection for sex workeres
Why sex workers deserve to be treated as entrepreneurs
The difficulty that sex workers face with lack of access to financial services
Why sex work needs to be decriminilazied and sex workers should be a protected class
How sex work and sex workers are healing for society
Debunking misinformation around sex in a society that makes it seem shameful
The importance of community and trained professionals to having a healthy relationship with sex
How COVID affected sex workers and shed more light on inequalities
For full show notes, resources and links: https://genevievepleasure.com/podcast/sex-work-with-sinnamon-love
Now is your opportunity to really dive DEEP into your pleasure and see what’s possible! Connect with me on my website at https://www.genevievepleasure.com/, on Instagram @essentialreclamation or join us in my free Facebook community, The Pleasure Circle (https://www.facebook.com/groups/pleasecircle) to get in on the conversation. Want even more tantalizing insights to embody and harness the power of your erotic energy? Be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode and so you can get on the path to living a life of wealth, ease, and hot juicy sex!