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A 4 page paper which examines different aspects of the sex industry. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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to acting, the industry is filled with many levels of employment, selling sex. The following paper examines different kinds of sex work and examines issues important when analyzing the sex
industry. Sex Industry One of the most prevalent types of work in the sex industry is dancers, or strippers. There are
a wide variety of dance clubs that have strippers and the clubs vary in what is offered. For example, some places do not allow for actually stripping of the dancers,
others regulate how much can be taken off, some allow lap dances, and others will offer almost anything, under the table. There are dancers who are considered classier than others,
presenting themselves as fit, thin, and often with breast implants, and there are those places where the strippers are as follows: "A club like that has fifteen girls there and
maybe two or three of them are what I would consider attractive. He commented that the dancers at the lower-tier clubs tend to be out of shape, unhealthy, and dressed
in trashy outfits. Trashy outfits? Were strippers, after all..." (Frank, 2002; 207). As is indicated in Vances "Negotiating Sex and Gender in the Attorney Generals Commission on Pornography," there
are many issues that one needs to take into consideration when analyzing pornography. For example, in that particular article it is noted that feminists argue against pornography, "commending the panel
for recognizing the harm of pornography" yet also in agreement about the fact that pornography is something that involves a sense of freedom of speech (Vance, 1993; 38). The feminist
also note that the existence of pornography encourages men to treat women as objects, and thus encourages violence, despite the fact that mainstream pornography "does not feature much violence" (Vance,
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