Sex workers live here - Chicago Reader
Black and Brown sex workers have long been part of Chicago’s culture but must care for each other when the community fails to do so.
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Black and Brown sex workers have long been part of Chicago’s culture but must care for each other when the community fails to do so.
In the early 2000s, Matt Schnable and Mark Capon were pals attending James Madison University in Virginia. They knew they wanted to launch a venture after finishing school, and they decided on a record shop. “But we were also hoping to create a space beyond just selling records,” Capon recalls. “In college, we were involved […]
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