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2020 David Block interviews, “A master storyteller who enters arenas never explored before!”

Talia Carner, author of Third Daughter, Hotel Moscow, Jerusalem Maiden, China Doll, and Puppet Child - Read on http://www.taliacarner.com/ David Block - journalist allie - interviewed Talia Carner on her trafficking novel, Third Daughter. See article link for Medium, which  is below, then use the patch link under that one. Back Story: Talia Carner wrote … Continue reading 2020 David Block interviews, “A master storyteller who enters arenas never explored before!”

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NEW: Pennsylvania Project

Torturing Sex Workers, with Melanie Dante: Ken’s guest is Melanie Dante discussing various issues surrounding the sex trades, badly needed decriminalization, and holes in the law that create “viminals”, i.e., making criminals out of victims of sexual abuse.

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Minister’s mission is to share sex-positive Christianity

The Rev. Dr. Beverly Dale, a Philadelphia-based minister and longtime community ally, wants LGBTQ people to know that rulings such as Masterpiece Cake Shop say more about contemporary American culture than they do about the enduring message of Christianity. Article by Ray Simon for EPGN

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MOCA: Photographic Art of Prostitution & Progressive Relationships

Real Worlds: Brassaï, Arbus, Goldin reveals the strength in non-conformity, in being unapologetically frank about self-identity, lifestyle, and relationships. This touching, electrifying exhibition walks the viewer through several of the 20th century’s most raw and candid counterculture photographs and boldly declares that there is no wrong way to make a family.