Posted July 15, 2014 Here is a great recent interview (and video) with Maggie McNeill (a former sex worker) about the reality of the Sex Trafficking panic. She mentions Denver Police and law enforcement in the interview. See link below: http://reason.com/archives/2014/07/14/former-sex-worker-activist-maggie-mcneil/ Talking about Denver Sex Trafficking - Basically ALL prostitution is called "sex trafficking" and some people call all normal sex "sex trafficking" Maggie says: "I was just reading an article from Denver. It was not from this year, but it was last year's article, but still—where basically they said the police—the policeman being interviewed for this article said, "Well, even the ones who think they're not coerced, they really are coerced and we just have to convince them that they're coerced. That's our job." And so you have these sorts of things where people will insist vociferously that they're not being coerced and the courts simply ignore them. New York State now refers all prostitution cases to what they're calling trafficking court. And that's what they're calling it. You've got police departments that are doing straight out street prostitution stings—like they've done for a century and they're calling them human trafficking stings. So how do you get a number when you have that sort of thing when everybody has a different definition of sex trafficking?" Here is her blog: http://maggiemcneill.wordpress.com/ This is her youtube video of the interview: Here are some other great sites about the truth of sex trafficking: http://www.policeprostitutionandpolitics.com/ http://www.lauraagustin.com http://bebopper76.wordpress.com/ http://humantraffickingstatistics.wordpress.com/ http://sextraffickingtruths.blogspot.com/ 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
