Las Vegas Attorney Seeks to Aid Brothel Workers

By way of the Sex Workers’ Virtual Community, attorney Leon Greenberg is offering to represent brothel workers on a contingency basis for unfair labor practices.  He appears to be teh real deal and here’s what he says about himself: I am an attorney who represents employees who are not paid proper overtime wages, minimum wages, [...]

“Working Sex: Power, Practice, and Politics”: Desiree Alliance Conference July 25-30, 2009

Mark your calenders for the 2010 Desiree Alliance conference in Las Vegas!  Check out this link for more info.: http://www.desireealliance.org/conference.htm

A ‘course’ on trafficking with only one hurdle

Following up on the issue of misuse of academic status and questionable credentials, last year she included a piece of my writing in the syllabus of a course at the University of Rhode Island called Human Trafficking and Contemporary Slavery. Mine appears to be the only reading not taking an avidly ‘anti-trafficking’ stance. The goals for [...]