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When Sex Work Becomes "Real Work" All Women Suffer

With celebrities like Bella Thorne and Pia Mia joining OnlyFans and songs like “W.A.P.” rising to the top of the charts, society seems to glorify sex work more and more.

By Nicole Lam3 min read
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These days, it seems like every female celebrity is not only flaunting their sexuality but glorifying prostitution. With artists such as Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion rapping, “there’s some whores in this house” or Beyonce singing “On that Demon Time / she might start an OnlyFans,” sex work is becoming more and more normalized. But is that a good thing?