Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 9月27日 08時01分
"For a long time I’ve wanted to create someplace to go where sex workers knew that the people they were interacting with were going to be good. That they would be heard and understood. I founded the LLC that became @HaymarketPole in 2017 after another conversation with a client about what my exit plan was. I wanted to change the sex work industry from the inside." Cat Hollis, founder of Haymarket Pole Collective, is mobilizing to address racism in sex work across the country. At the link in our bio, Hollis shares, in her own words, why she started the Portland Stripper Strike (@PdxStripperStrike) and the many reasons why there's still serious work to do to provide a framework that any laborer—especially marginalized laborers—can use to advocate for their rights.
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