In 2021 escorts aren't just fighting against the stigma of sex work, they're fighting for their right to be on the internet.
The Life of Sex Workers In the Age of Technology
Read how sex workers are navigating services such as OnlyFans, Instagram, TikTok, and Clubhouse amid a growing number of obstacles in their way. Tech platforms are cracking down on sex work usage and governments are passing laws trying to force them offline. But these workers remain steadfast that they have a right to be on the internet.
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