The article discusses the invisibility and normalization of prostitution and trafficking, highlighting the economic motives and cultural amnesia that allow the sex industry to thrive. It critiques the legal and social frameworks that perpetuate sexual exploitation and argues for the abolition of prostitution, drawing parallels with slavery. The article also examines the psychological and physical harms of prostitution, the role of pornography, and the impact of postmodern theory in obscuring these issues. It advocates for legal reforms that target demand and support victims.
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