My Body, My $$$, My Choice! Consensual Sex Is Not A Crime!

Location
San Francisco, CA 37.78-122.42 94102US
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We're a group of sex workers, clients, taxpayers, freedom lovers, and people from all walks of life working together to stop the immoral, wasteful, and futile practice of arresting and prosecuting consensual sexual acts.

Thank you to everyone who helped work to pass Proposition K on the November 2008 ballot here in San Francisco to decriminalize prostitution! While we were unsuccessful this time, we did receive over 41% of the vote, and served notice once again that our movement is not going away. Next time, Liberty willing, we will win! In the meantime, the ongoing work of organizing the sex work community and supporting each other when we are targeted by government or public intolerance, bigotry, or greed for our justly acquired earnings continues...

If you are new to this movement, some helpful additional information and resources can be found on the websites of the Prostitutes Education Network (http://www.bayswan.org/), the Sex Workers Outreach Project (http://www.swop-usa.org), Erotic Service Providers Union (http://www.espu-ca.org), and Californians for Privacy (http://www.californians4privacy.us/).

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What members are saying

 All of us have the right to use our own bodies, time, and justly acquired money and property as we choose. ... 

—Meetup Group member

 It's like duh! Why waste your hard earned taxpayer money on arresting and then not prosecuting us working girls. Spend it on something more useful. ... 

—Meetup Group member

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