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Sex workers—including exotic dancers, escorts and film actors—are in a stigmatized industry. Numerous studies also point out that many sex workers face higher risks for violence, drug abuse, and disease than other occupations. Now, a new law designed to cut down on sex trafficking has the potential to push some sex workers into even more dangerous situations. Read/listen more>>>

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