Documentary Sex Work: It's Just a Job screening for free this Saturday in San Antonio
Sex work, a consensual exchange of sexual services between adults for compensation, has existed across human history. Around the world, advocates are working to reframe it not as a moral debate but an issue involving labor rights, public health and social justice. Yet in reality, sex workers — primarily women, transgender people and people of color — still face discrimination, exploitation, harassment and abuse from law enforcement.
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