Getting Screwed (36 page)

INDEX

Abel, Gillian,
196

Aboriginal Canadians,
201–2

ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union),
36
,
38
,
212
,
223
,
225
,
226

Acton, William,
10

Adler, Polly,
20–23
,
24
,
25–26

adolescents.
See
runaway teenagers; underage sex workers

advertising for sex work: Canadian ban,
207
; in newspapers,
197–98
; online,
7–8
,
43
,
44–45
,
53
,
57–58
,
138
,
227
,
228
.
See also
backpage.com
; Craigslist

African American sex workers: arrests of,
30–31
,
37
,
148–49

age of entry into sex work,
62–63
,
64–65
,
207–8

Agustin, Laura,
183

Alameda County, California,
37–38
,
100–101
,
217–18

Alaska,
99–100
,
113
,
219–20

Alaska Native News,
100

Albanese, Jay,
89–91
,
92
,
96–97

alcohol use by sex workers,
22
,
68–69

Almodovar, Norma Jean,
117

American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU),
36
,
38
,
212
,
223
,
225
,
226

American West,
x
,
12–17
,
129
,
197

Amsterdam, Netherlands,
79
,
113
,
184
,
185–88
,
234

Angelou, Maya,
242

Another Roadside Attraction
(Robbins),
31

antiprostitution laws.
See
prostitution laws

antitrafficking efforts: brutal crackdowns,
194–95
; deportation of illegal immigrants,
xiv
,
98–99
,
216
; human rights violations,
225
; impact on consensual sex work,
xiii
,
126
,
216
; law enforcement incentives,
xiii
,
216–18
; underage youth,
217–19
,
231–32
; victims' services,
230–32

arrests of clients,
174–76
,
180–81

arrests of sex workers,
147–58
; bolstering police statistics,
155
; discrimination in,
30–31
,
37–38
,
126
,
148–49
; drawing resources from other police work,
153–55
; to help them,
97–98
; illegal immigrants,
100–101
; as ineffective,
xiii–xiv
,
153–55
; long-term impact on sex workers,
156
,
161–62
; number of,
153
; Providence, Rhode Island,
172–76
; trafficking charges,
244
; underage sex workers,
97–98
.
See also under
Moya, Julie Hahn

Atlantic City, New Jersey,
94

Australia,
11
,
45
,
70
,
129
,
191–93
,
195

Avery, Paul,
214
,
215

backpage.com
,
5
,
6–8
,
44
,
53
,
58

Baden, Michael,
119

Baldwin, Elias J. “Lucky,”
13–14
,
16

Baldwin, Veronica,
13–14
,
16–17
,
19

Baskin, Sienna,
150

Bassiur, Matthew,
146

b'Dam, Molly.
See
Burdan, Molly (Molly b'Dam)

Bedford, Terri-Jean,
202
,
203
,
205–6

Bell, Ellyn,
219
,
223

Bell, Horace,
14

Berkeley, California,
215

Bernstein, Elizabeth,
46–47
,
48
,
49
,
73
,
114–15
,
148
,
184
,
186–87

Bien-Aimé, Taina,
6–7
,
73
,
92

Boston, Massachusetts,
79
,
153–54
,
231

Brazil,
70

Brents, Barbara,
xi
,
14–15
,
127–28
,
129
,
130
,
233
,
234

Brewer, Joe,
118
,
120

British Medical Journal,
199

brothels: licensing and regulation,
233–34
; New York City,
1–6
,
25–26
,
44
,
101
,
103–5
,
162
; raids on,
101
,
103–5
,
193–94
; workers' self-esteem,
70
.
See also
Nevada brothels

Brown, Willy,
215

Bruce, Lenny,
26

Bulette, Julia “Jule,”
15–16

Burdan, Molly (Molly b'Dam),
9
,
12–13
,
14
,
16

Burdan, William,
9
,
12

Burns, Terra,
99–100

Butte, Montana,
15

California laws,
36
,
149
,
212–13
,
216–19
,
222–26

call girls.
See
escorts (call girls)

Call Off Your Old Tired Ethics (COYOTE),
32
,
36
,
37–38
,
163–64

Cambodia,
193–94

Canada: Charter of Rights and Freedoms,
203
,
205
,
208
,
224
; sex laws,
198–209
; violence against sex workers,
112

Canadian Organization for the Rights of Prostitutes (CORP),
198
.
See also
Sex Professionals of Canada (SPOC)

Carey, Jacqueline,
75

Carpenter, Karen,
99–100

CASE Act.
See
Proposition
35
(California)

casinos,
126
,
130
,
240

CAST (Coalition to Abolish Slavery and Trafficking),
96–97

CATW (Coalition against Trafficking in Women),
5
,
6–8
,
73
,
92

Charter of Rights and Freedoms (Canada),
203
,
205
,
208
,
224

Chase, Michael,
224
,
225

Chicago,
19
,
115

Chicken Ranch, Nevada,
125
,
128
,
132
,
133–36
,
137
,
140–41

childhood sexual abuse,
61–63
,
66–67
,
68
,
73–74
,
76
,
77
,
137

Christine, Donia,
57–58
,
59

City of Eros
(Gilfoyle),
10

Clamen, Jenn,
208–9

Clay, Cyndee,
150
,
154

Clement, Elizabeth,
24

Cleveland, Ohio,
153–54

clients: arrests,
174–76
; confidentiality,
146
,
147
; motivation,
10
,
46–49
,
55
,
77
,
80–81
,
134
,
228
; murdering sex workers,
112
; police as,
115
; screening,
2
,
54–55
,
56
,
77
,
81–82
,
155
,
181–82
,
197–98
,
228

Coalition against Trafficking in Women (CATW),
5
,
6–8
,
73
,
92

Coalition to Abolish Slavery and Trafficking (CAST),
96–97

Cohen, Bernard,
38

Collateral Damage
(film),
216

colonial-era prostitution,
10–11

Colorado,
19
,
149

condoms.
See
safe sex

Constance (sex worker),
157

Cook County, Illinois,
147–48

coping mechanisms for sex workers,
68–70

Cop to Call Girl
(Almodovar),
117

CORP.
See
Canadian Organization for the Rights of Prostitutes (CORP)

COYOTE (Call Off Your Old Tired Ethics),
32
,
36
,
37–38
,
163–64

Craigslist,
5
,
74
,
100
,
118
,
119

Crane, Stephen,
18

Crosby, John,
198

Dallas, Texas,
154

Davis, Kingsley,
71–72

de Botton, Alain,
81

DeFilippis, Vincent,
87–88

Demand Abolition,
218

Denmark, sex trafficking,
181

Denver, Colorado,
15
,
16–17
,
19

Desiree Alliance conference (2013): arrests of attendees,
127
; attendees,
115
,
117
,
226
,
245–46
; keynote speaker,
245–47
; panels and sessions,
58–60
,
177–78
,
211–12
,
226
; purpose,
53

discrimination: in arrests,
30–31
,
37–38
,
126
,
148–49
; housing,
100
,
156
,
199–200
,
240

Dodillet, Susanne,
180

Doogan, Maxine,
101
,
211–14
,
216–17
,
219–26
,
243

Dormer, Richard,
119
,
121

Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show,
37

drug use by sex workers: and age of entry into sex work,
64
; arrests,
152–53
,
157
; as coping mechanism,
22
,
68–69
; Nevada brothels,
136
,
137
; streetwalkers,
45
,
67–68
; underage sex workers,
94

Dworkin, Andrea,
72

economic aspects of sex trade: Desiree Alliance conference panel,
58–60
; earnings of sex workers,
53
,
54
,
125
,
137
,
191
,
228
; enforcement costs,
153
,
214
; enforcement incentives,
xiii
,
216–17
; global,
xii
; organized crime,
11
; police bribes,
11
; taxation,
234–35
; United States,
xii

Equality Now,
6

eros.com
,
57–58
,
227
,
228

Erotic Review website,
48–49

Erotic Service Provider Legal, Educational and Research (ESPLER) Project,
101
,
211
,
212–13
,
224–25

escorts (call girls): client screening,
54–55
,
56
; college students as,
36
; compared to streetwalkers,
31
,
67
,
70
; Las Vegas,
126
; murders of,
46
,
117–21
; online advertising,
46
,
53–54
,
58
; and police,
166
,
172
,
220–21
,
226
,
229
; self-esteem,
66
,
70
; stigma,
71
; World War I,
19

Everyone Needs a Hooker Once in a While
(Silverstein),
37

Fairbanks, Alaska,
219–20

FAIR (Free, Aware, Inspired, and Restored) Girls,
63–64
,
93
,
230–32

Farley, Melissa,
72–73

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): as clients,
82
; human trafficking task force,
212
,
213
; Julie Moya's arrest,
101
,
104
; Riddle case,
36
,
40–41
; Ring investigation,
221
; Uniform Crime Reports,
92
,
148
; Worcester murders,
111

Feinstein, Dianne,
37

feminism,
31
,
36–37
,
72–73

fetishes,
57
,
76

Finkelhor, David,
91
,
92
,
93
,
95
,
96
,
98

Fitzgerald, Lisa,
196

Flegenheimer, Arthur,
23

Fleiss, Heidi,
147

Flynt, Larry,
32
,
33

48
Hours Mystery
(TV show),
120

14
th Amendment,
224

Free, Aware, Inspired, and Restored (FAIR) Girls,
63–64
,
93
,
230–32

Gambill, Cleveland,
40

gambling,
240

gay teenagers, identity issues of,
96

Germany,
190–91

Gilbert, Shannon,
117–20

Gilfoyle, Timothy,
10
,
11
,
20

Glasscock, Carl,
13–14

Global Commission on HIV and the Law,
182