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The Sex Industry: A Call for Harm Reduction

I don't think the sex industry is going anywhere anytime soon, so thusly, I think that focus should be placed on the people in it.
August 20, 2008  |  
 
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Okay, so, since I set up my overview yesterday, I guess it’s time to get to the nitty.  So, I’m going to start with harm reduction, which, yes, I advocate.  Here is where I am coming from with the term, because it is not a solid thing that everyone sees the same way.  So, here we go, this is my manifesto, I suppose you could say:

When taking on a harm reduction stance, one:


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