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tyler briscoe
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Hi. I chose to do my infographic on sex work
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notes My Emperor holiday.
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So I believe that the holiday wrote this piece, um,
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toe educate feminists on the treatment off women's sex workers
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and provide inside on her experiences and what it's actually
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like as one of these women.
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Um, some of these main themes in this work would
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be inclusion human rights, feminism, education.
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Um, she also discusses a little bit about like there
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are health and, like, health care.
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And also, of course, sex work.
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This some of the social issues in this piece that
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are discussed are, um, obviously the protection of women and
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sex work and like their working conditions and health care.
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Okay, so I have notes earlier.
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That's why I'm moving my fault.
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Um, this piece makes the audience think about, like, the
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effects of a repressive society.
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So basically repressive society is like a society where, like,
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there are people at the bottom and you can't really
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work your way up, and you kind of just always
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in one spot.
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So basically, through the society, like sex workers would not
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survive because they would never be able to work their
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way up and become something bigger than what they are.
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Um, because basically, now, in society, they have seen us
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like the lowest of the low seven or oppressive society.
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They would always be that way so they would never
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be able to advance in a repressive society.
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Yes. So this piece is significant because it really gets
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us thinking about these women in a way that we
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probably wouldn't like.
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I know.
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I never thought about like yes, yes, sex burgers being
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neglected by feminists.
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I my mind just never went there.
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So this piece is significant because it makes us get
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that thinking in that, um, then this should do better.
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And just make sure that they focus on these women
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too, and not just, um, not just others.
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They need to focus on these women more as well.
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So the issues we discussed in this class are basically
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like, um, patriarchy and, um, like the treatment protection of
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women. And this piece does hit on like, men and
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how they treat sex workers as well and how they
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kind of think that they're better than them.
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And that kind of ties into the patriarchy that we
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talk about in this class and then also just the
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treatment, protection of women and the role of feminists.
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Um, are also in this piece that we discussed in
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classes. Well, Prezi this this piece did make me think
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of differently because I never I never did think about,
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um, feminists not doing enough for women and sex work.
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I mean, I just kind of thought that they did
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for all women, But amber Holiday really, um, gave me
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some insight that may be feminists aren't doing like, as
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much as they should be or as much as they
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could be for these women.
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So I really liked how she kind of gay feminist
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critique instead of just being like feminists are awesome.
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Yeah. So and I chose a little girl power image
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because I thought it was fitting, but yes, this is
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my infographic.
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I hope you like it.
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Thank you.
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