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| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 29 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 24 days ago |
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by Alyssa Aparicio
I did not write my new song, Forbidden Fruit, as a sex worker. But as a sex worker, my writing is embedded with experiences that are influenced by my background, alongside a sex-positive perspective that preceded my deca...
by Keke Walker
I heard you loud and clear: elimination.
Eliminate all things uncomfortable, weird, and messy.
Eliminate sex, drugs, evil. Move those things to cages and out of sight.
Depraved and twisted by white supremacy and...
This excerpt is from Huck Reyes’ forthcoming manuscript on the cultural history of sex workers. Reyes’ position stresses the importance of a “sex worker reading of the archive” and advocates against academic interpretations that exclude sub...
When I went skydiving for the first (and only time), I really thought I was gonna die. On the ascent, my life flashed before my eyes. I took inventory of my regrets and, luckily, couldn’t think of many. But the one that came through the cle...
by Frenchie Stoner
As a kid, my mom would spend a lot of time watching Black sitcoms starring strong Black women leads. I never fully understood what was so funny or relatable about them back then. I was more enamored with the cute outfits...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writing for Change formerly BIPOC SWers' Writing Space
Visionary Creatrix in overflow. International Showgirl. Poly. Erotic Artist. Pussy Empowered™ Founder. Leo.
outlaw journalist for hire . will work for dumplings
Retired pro, writer, and sometimes artist based on an island somewhere.
Here to harvest organs
A writer exploring sex work, Black identity, and generational history—raised between the legacy of sharecroppers and the silence of white suburbia. I write personal essays, poetry, reflections, and cultural commentary rooted in lived experience.
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