International Day To End Violence Against Sex Workers

08/26/2026

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Home Posted on November 6, 2021 by admin 186 Organisational Background SMS is a women welfare non-government development organization is committed to contribute in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030 specially focus to direct Goal 1(NO POVERTY) ,Goal 2 (GOOD HEALTH and WELL-BE...

08/26/2026

RiP Dolly! We will miss you!

🦋 LLL QUESTION OF THE DAY 🦋
Every day at 8 AM!

Today, we're talking about DOLLY. 💕✨

Dolly Parton is an icon, a visionary, a powerhouse—and somehow manages to be both completely glamorous AND delightfully witty.

Maybe you love her music. Her movies. Her philanthropy. Her wit. Her business brilliance. Her big hair and bigger heart. Or maybe you just love that she has spent decades proving you can be kind, successful, feminine, funny, AND nobody's fool.

Two of our favorite Dolly-isms:

💄 “It takes a lot of money to look this cheap.” 😂

🌻 “Find out who you are and do it on purpose.

So tell us, ladies: What do YOU love most about Dolly? 🦋

We want the Dolly stories, the favorite songs, the quotes, the moments that made you laugh, cry, or say, “Damn, I love that woman.” ❤️

08/26/2026

WE SUPPORT RISE!

08/26/2026

Consent Counts!

08/26/2026

2026 Consent Counts!

Keeping up with the current numbers to keep safe!

Keeping up with the current numbers to keep safe!

08/25/2026

Here is the ad, told as plainly as possible. A woman reaches for a golf club. A man charges her, knocks her to the ground, stands over her body, and says: "Don't touch my driver."
That was the pitch. That was the thing a room full of people looked at, workshopped, approved, and pushed live to sell a piece of graphite.
Golf calls itself the gentleman's game. This weekend it showed its work.

08/21/2026

https://48hills.org/2026/08/opinion-the-danger-of-stefanis-nuisance-law-for-s*x-workers-and-people-of-color/

AB 2001 allows city attorneys to weaponize past charges to seize property and shut down businesses

08/14/2026

Jeffrey Epstein has become shorthand for s*x trafficking—and, predictably, ammunition for advocates who argue that criminalizing the purchase of s*x is the answer to exploitation.
But Epstein wasn’t buying consensual adult s*x work. He was accused of exploiting children, conduct that was already profoundly illegal. Police had laws. Prosecutors had evidence. Victims spoke. The system had enormous power—and still failed to stop him.
In this episode of The Pink Patriarchy Files, SWOP Behind Bars asks what the Epstein case actually tells us about trafficking, institutional power, and the Nordic Model. We examine what happens when feminism collapses consensual s*x work, trafficking, and s*xual violence into one category—and why more criminalization isn't necessarily the same thing as more protection.
Timed for the Florida NOW State Conference and its theme, “Feminists Fight Fascism,” we leave feminists with a harder question: Can we really challenge patriarchal state power while demanding more police, surveillance, and criminalization of the women we claim to protect?
Protect children. Prosecute traffickers and predators. Believe survivors. Listen to s*x workers.
The patriarchy has spent centuries telling women that someone else knows what is best for them.
Feminism should know better.