2020
DOI: 10.15767/feministstudies.46.2.0259
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“…Radical feminism perceives of all sex work as rape and exploitation: society makes a "false distinction between forced and voluntary prostitution" (Jeffries, 1997, p. 10;Nordic Model Now!, 2016, p .4). But, as Berg (2020) highlights, in the framework of radical feminism, the "problem" with sex work is less about "damage" to sex workers' own well-being "but rather what happens when men impose this same treatment on respectable women outside the home and the brothel…The sex worker is not a person with her own claims for respectful, negotiated working conditions, but rather a metaphor to dramatise the harms" that other women face (Berg, 2020, p. 273). So, can a case be made that sex work is harmful to other women on the basis of which it should be abolished?…”
Section: Sex Workers Versus the Sisterhoodmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…Radical feminism perceives of all sex work as rape and exploitation: society makes a "false distinction between forced and voluntary prostitution" (Jeffries, 1997, p. 10;Nordic Model Now!, 2016, p .4). But, as Berg (2020) highlights, in the framework of radical feminism, the "problem" with sex work is less about "damage" to sex workers' own well-being "but rather what happens when men impose this same treatment on respectable women outside the home and the brothel…The sex worker is not a person with her own claims for respectful, negotiated working conditions, but rather a metaphor to dramatise the harms" that other women face (Berg, 2020, p. 273). So, can a case be made that sex work is harmful to other women on the basis of which it should be abolished?…”
Section: Sex Workers Versus the Sisterhoodmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Black feminism reveals an even deeper history of engagement with the "problem" of care (Berg, 2020). Here, exploitation has long been identified in the domain of domestic service, which comes in the form of zero or miserable pay, together with physical abuse and sexual exploitation.…”
Section: What About the Cleaning? And Who Cares?mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…1 Greater public attention to SVSH, especially following the rise of the #MeToo movement in 2017, has generated increased interest in how best to prevent and respond to SVSH. 2 Undergraduate and graduate students have placed increased pressure on university administration regarding SVSH over the last decade 3 via lawsuits and high-profile protests and the federal government has, in multiple iterations, radically altered Title IX rules and regulations governing campus reporting processes which impact the ease of reporting. [4][5][6] Despite these actions affecting the entire student body, campus administrators and leaders focus almost entirely on undergraduates.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%