One op editorial. Two totally different opinions. Posted below: Project SAFE’s Aisha Mohammed’s January op ed in Philly dot com, and Villa Nova’s Legal Fellow Shea Rhodes discussing the op ed from an abolitionist perspective.

Compare / Contrast.

Then there are those of us defined as youth survivors and adult sex workers caught between these radical extremes. As the PA motto goes its seems no: both can’t survive.

1. Sex workers don’t need aggressive prosecution to protect themselves | Opinion

https://www.philly.com/opinion/commentary/sex-workers-rights-prosecutors-mcswain-krasner-20190114.html?outputType=amp

2. Having a Choice? A Response to The Philadelphia Inquirer’s “Sex Workers Don’t Need Aggressive Prosecution to Protect Themselves” – The Institute to Address Commercial Sexual Exploitation


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