• Why Banks Are Failing Sex Workers & What You Can Do About It

  • Mar 21 2023
  • Length: 33 mins
  • Podcast
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Why Banks Are Failing Sex Workers & What You Can Do About It

  • Summary

  • In this episode, Phaedrus explores why banks are shunning sex workers and what you can do to protect yourself and your money.

    Special thanks to Chantelleh23 for sharing her story. Be sure to check out her links:

    • Various Links
    • Online Store (Forbidden Desire)

    Topics covered include:

    • Quick review of current banking crisis
    • Chantelle Howarth’s nightmare saga with the banks
    • Why UK banks discriminate against sex workers
    • Why US banks discriminate against sex workers
    • What is SESTA/FOSTA?
    • What is Section 230 & why is it important?
    • Tips on how to protect you and your money on a personal level
    • Suggestions on what broader actions to take


    References:

    What Is SESTA/FOSTA?
    When Banks Turned Their Backs on Them, Some Adult Entertainment Workers Turned to Cryptocurrency
    Sex Discrimination: Why Banks Shun Workers in Adult Entertainment
    Shut Down & Shut Out: Access to Financial Services and Online Payments for Sex Workers in the U.S.
    Take Action

    Sex Worker Advocacy Organizations:

    Sex Workers Outreach Project USA
    Decriminalize Sex Work
    Urban Justice Center | Sex Workers Project
    Decrim Now UK



    For more insight into personal finance for those who live and work outside of the mainstream, be sure to follow The Money Voyeur:

    • Website: moneyvoyeur.com
    • Instagram: @moneyvoyeur
    • Twitter: @moneyvoyeur

    If you have any questions related to the fascinating intersection of kink, money, and sex, be sure to send them to: money.voyeur@gmail.com

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