Leilah Feinstein, Ataraxxxia, and Erica Sosa

A Stripper's Guide

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  • We Need Sex Worker-Owned Businesses

We Need Sex Worker-Owned Businesses

Wednesday 31st August 2022

Leilah Feinstein and Erica Sosa explore why sex worker-owned businesses are crucial for providing real support and understanding in 'A Stripper's Guide'.
Explicit
31 minutes
Empowering
Informative
Supportive
Engaging
Motivational

About this podcast

A Stripper's Guide
Author:
Leilah Feinstein, Ataraxxxia, and Erica Sosa
Overview:
Categories:
Sexual Stigmas & Myths
Stigma & Social Perspectives
Relationships & Community
Healing Relationships
Financial Health in Recovery
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The Power of Sex Worker-Owned Businesses: Real Support from Within the Community

We need support from people who really *get* us; we need service providers from within our own community.
Imagine needing help and constantly worrying that the person you turn to won't understand your unique challenges. That's a daily reality for many sex workers. In this episode of 'A Stripper's Guide', hosts Leilah Feinstein and Erica Sosa dive into why sex worker-owned businesses are not just beneficial but essential for real support and empowerment. They share personal stories and highlight the struggles of seeking assistance from professionals who just don't get it.
Leilah recounts her frustrating experience with a business coach who couldn't grasp her business model, underscoring the need for service providers who truly understand the sex work industry. This episode also discusses the broader implications of having community-owned businesses, which can offer safe spaces and tailored support for sex workers and femmes. If you've ever felt misunderstood by mainstream service providers, or if you're curious about how community-driven businesses can make a difference, this episode is a must-listen.
Tune in to hear how sex worker-owned businesses are creating a supportive network from within the community.