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Top Ten Most Notorious Former Red Light Districts in America - Vimarsana News

Top Ten Most Notorious Former Red Light Districts in America

Red light districts, a center of sin, sexual vice, and debauchery, are where many go to unwind, escape reality, and indulge in their greatest pleasures.

Survival to security - Vimarsana News

Survival to security

How do changing laws impact the day-to-day lives of sex workers? And where is the line drawn between work and trafficking?

Source: tpr.org
What happened to Emelia Garza? - Vimarsana News

What happened to Emelia Garza?

A brothel-owner named Emelia Garza was arrested in San Antonio for not paying licensing fees. She challenged the city, and won — forcing officials to alter their charter and rewrite the bawdy house ordinance. Soon after she was deemed insane and put in jail. Thanks to digitized records, we now know how her story ended.

Source: tpr.org
A Mexican American madam blew the whistle on San Antonio's illegal fees for brothels. What happened to her? - Vimarsana News

A Mexican American madam blew the whistle on San Antonio's illegal fees for brothels. What happened to her?

A brothel-owner named Emelia Garza was arrested in San Antonio for not paying licensing fees. She challenged the city, and won — forcing officials to alter their charter and rewrite the bawdy house ordinance. Soon after she was deemed insane and put in jail. Thanks to digitized records, we now know how her story ended.

Source: tpr.org
No boundaries? How San Antonio's red-light district grew - Vimarsana News

No boundaries? How San Antonio's red-light district grew

San Antonio had one of the busiest red-light districts in the U.S. at the turn of the 20th Century. Historians now believe that district was even bigger than they realized.

Source: tpr.org