On this episode of Women on the Line we look at the recent Trump legislation SESTA/FOSTA and how it impacts sex workers and internet censorship. We chat with Daisy who is the co-founder of All Sex Workers Go To Heaven (ASWGTH) and Sandy who who is a cam model and freelance artist who has studied performance and video art. They chat with us about representation of sex workers on the internet, in feminism, community and in art and how SESTA/FOSTA is impacting them. 

Bios

Daisy is a queer brown artist currently living in Los Angeles. They are an advocate for intersectional sex worker rights. Daisy is a curator, zine maker, contemporary artist, and stylist on their free time. They are one of the co-founders of All Sex Workers Go To Heaven - a space to build community and solidarity for sex workers of color.  Visit them on instagram @allsexworkersgotoheaven

Sandy is an cam model and freelance artist. She studied performance art and video in college and has a bfa in digital art and a ba in east Asian studies. Cam modeling has been a main source of income on and off for the past two and a half years. Camming has supported her performance skills and creative ways to sell, interact, and engage, which boosts her confidence with the rest of her art career. She also works as a model for fine arts classes.

Daisy has generously supplied a list of good resources for us:

Survivors Against Sesta 

SWOP Behind Bars