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Advocacy regarding more appropriate ways to regard sex workers is much more prevalent and visible these days. There's no way those folks didn't know that they could simply have framed the language differently. Originally Posted by Lena DuvallWho knows if that blurb is even authentic. After reading it a second time, I have my doubts.
Who knows if that blurb is even authentic. After reading it a second time, I have my doubts.
But I agree with what you're saying, Lena. However, I see (especially with the younger set) a lot of ladies using the word "whore" as a term of empowerment.
I don't particularly feel that way myself. I still find the word to be somewhat offensive but it is what it is. And the etymology can and does change, sometimes dramatically, over a period of time. Originally Posted by ElisabethWhispers