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5. Split at the Root: Prostitution and Feminist Discourses of Law Reform

This book will probably receive a lot of backlash from those who embrace the rhetoric of "choice" that Ekman calmly and rationally dismantles. This was a terrific book--I read it in one sitting because it was so riveting! Frequently bought together.

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Human Rights? Prostitutes on a street in Prostitutes Split huddle in shadows to avoid being photographed. The story of the sex worker says: the Split Self is not only possible, it is the ideal. Turning to the practice Prostitutes Split surrogate motherhood, Kajsa Ekis Ekman identifies the same components: that the woman is neither connected to her own body Prostitutes Split to the child she grows in her body and gives birth to.

Surrogacy becomes an extended form of prostitution. In this capitalist creation story, the parent is the one who pays.

Drawing on Marxist and feminist analyses, Ekis Ekman argues that the Self must be split from the body to make it possible to sell your body without selling. But for most of the women in prostitution, “sex work” is not an abstract symbol of empowerment or exercise in intersectional feminism. It's.

The product sold is not sex but a baby. Ekis Ekman asks: why should this not be called child trafficking? Chapter Prostitutes Split The Reality of Surrogacy.

Chapter Six: Inside the Surrogacy Industry. Chapter Two: An Industry is Born— to present.

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If you've ever wondered how to respond to those who say there are no victims in prostitution or what to say when someone proposes surrogacy as a solution to childlessness - this book is a must-read.

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