"Honest Courtesan" & sex worker rights leader Maggie McNeill announces documentary movie "The War on Whores"

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A number of you may know emergent sex worker rights leader Maggie McNeill who has a blog entitled "The Honest Courtesan." Well, you may be interested to know after more than three years of work, Maggie McNeill's documentary "The War on Whores" produced and directed by Paul Johnson is finally available.  The world premiere is less than two weeks away in Seattle. The video is already available as a download on Vimeo and will soon be available on DVD from several different sources. For more information, you can browse her "The War on Whores" announcement on her blog and watch the free documentary trailer and/or download the full movie for a fee on Vimeo.

Maggie wants to do sponsored screenings all around the country in which she can do a short talk and Q&A period along with the documentary. Perhaps, some of you might want to help her and maybe even coordinate with her to arrange a screening here in metropolitan Denver. If you want to help, you can contact Maggie through her "Honest Courtesan" blog. Incidentally, she has spoken in Denver as a guest speaker in the past and you can watch video recordings of her Denver presentations on YouTube. For her video presentations and interviews, including her Denver presentations, you are welcome to search "Maggie McNeill Honest Courtesan" on YouTube.

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How much for an hour?

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You mean an hour of Maggie McNeill's time? If so, you can find her provider website link on her blog.

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The documentary movie is now available on Amazon Prime Video as "The War on Sex Workers." As for the difference of "...Sex Workers" and "...Whores," the film producer accommodated Amazon's objection to "...Whores" by replacing it with "...Sex Workers." The documentary, however, is exactly the same as previously announced "The War on Whores."
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07RGXYRLH/ref=sr_1_10

 

[Hunter VanDyke]

4 hours ago, sweetmoment said:

The documentary movie is now available on Amazon Prime Video as "The War on Sex Workers." As for the difference of "...Sex Workers" and "...Whores," the film producer accommodated Amazon's objection to "...Whores" by replacing it with "...Sex Workers." The documentary, however, is exactly the same as previously announced "The War on Whores."
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07RGXYRLH/ref=sr_1_10

 

Thanks! The Vimeo link didn't work earlier. 💙