(ThyBlackMan.com) There are currently an estimated 3 million people in America (mostly urban women) who are forced into sex work because of the conditions of poverty, food deserts, etc. that were imposed on them by this corrosive, corrupt, and destructive parasitic capitalist system.
Sex work in America has been around since during the height of The Prohibition Era in the 1920s where women especially urban women experienced and abused many new popular freedoms. Women began followig the “flapper” lifestyle, kind of a free lance “fun girl“. Flappers were not necessarily prostitutes but some hold the image and qualities that of a prostitute. Qualities one might assume is a prostitute.
Many Americans recognized that prostituting was a business and the participants were performing a public service in spite of how distasteful some middle class Americans might have found it to be. Along with this “flapper” style there was an increase in womens’ sexual expression. Thus prostitution was brought onto the public streets instead of contained within brothels. Women began soliciting prostitution in cabernets, nightclubs, and other nighttime leisure institutions.
Fast forward to today, sex work has become a lucrative, but dangerous and exploitative industry because in many cities across the country like New York, Miami, Las Vegas, and even Atlanta, there are many escort services, parasitic capitalistic pimps, and even strip clubs that can be seen in different parts of those cities.
Not only that, you also see images of urban women as video vixens as well as exotic dancers in sex work that’s being shown constantly in today’s mainstream media as a psychological warfare tactic to brainwash our young girls into seeing themselves as nothing more but video vixens and exotic dancers for hardcore parasitic capitalists who care nothing about our community.
Sex work has also become an industry that is very violent these days and I have seen crime stories of parasitic capitalistic pimps in our community who not only exploit these sisters who are involved in the sex work, but they also abuse them both physically and psychologically.
One example of the physical abuse that these sisters who have been and are currently involved in sex work is when the parasitic capitalistic pimps expect them to make a certain amount of money by a certain time, but if they don’t make that certain amount of money by that certain time, they are viciously and violently assaulted and even sometimes being killed by the parasitic capitalistic pimps and I’ve seen this violent side of the sex work industry in crime stories.
Sex work is an instrument of parasitic capitalism because it forces women, particularly urban women to turn tricks (selling sex for money or drugs) just to either get by, provide food for their kids, provide for themselves, or in some cases, pay their way through college.
The Conclusion – If urban women had everything they needed in terms of resources, then they wouldn’t even have to turn tricks just to survive.
Staff Writer; Kwame Shakir (aka Joe D.)