
Phoenix Calida
Chicago-based activist and podcaster (The Black Podcast, SWOPcast) advocating for sex worker rights, Black women, and the LGBTQ+ community.
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Sep 21, 2026
Phoenix Calida
12:14
12:47

Phoenix CalidaGUEST
it is and it's like and that's i think one of my biggest annoyances about the people who are anti-sex workers will just do it another way is it doesn't take into account um people who don't have support systems really right because if you are a single parent you you have to put your child in daycare and like i can't even imagine what the rates are now i think back then i was paying 200 a week for daycare, which is not a small amount of money.

Phoenix CalidaGUEST
But it's like, OK, well, if I work there, then I do have to put my child in daycare.
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30:32Sinn SageHOST
I've surely heard this term before, but I guess not so much in this way, but carceral feminism being believing that the state and the law has a place in sex work and feminism, how would you describe it? Sorry, I feel like I don't speak as well.