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Someone You Love Could Be a Sex Worker | Valerie Scott | TEDxToronto (YouTube|17:04)
Link to Video -> https://youtu.be/9zDqmedFE_Q
In this TEDx Talk, sex worker, and advocate, Valerie Scott discusses how she always wanted to be a sex worker and expresses her extensive experience in the profession. She is a founding member and legal coordinator of Sex Professionals of Canada, a sex worker rights organization. She has been a passionate advocate for her colleagues’ human, civil, and legal rights for the past thirty years. She has testified at Canada’s Senate and at several Parliamentary committees. She has spoken at numerous community meetings, colleges, universities, and conferences about the humanity of sex workers and the need for full decriminalization of adult sex work.
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