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Revolting Prostitutes by Molly Smith, Juno Mac
Contributed by: Cope
  • 1. What is the main focus of 'Revolting Prostitutes'?
A) The history of prostitution
B) Legal frameworks surrounding marriage
C) The rights and experiences of sex workers
D) Economic theories on sex work
  • 2. What do the authors advocate for in sex work?
A) Complete abolition
B) Stricter regulations
C) Increased criminalization
D) Decriminalization
  • 3. How do the authors view the role of police in relation to sex workers?
A) As neutral
B) As often harmful and oppressive
C) As supportive allies
D) As protectors of sex workers
  • 4. The authors argue that sex work should be seen as a form of what?
A) Crime
B) Labor
C) Deviance
D) Abuse
  • 5. What is the tone of 'Revolting Prostitutes'?
A) Defiant and empowering
B) Aggressive and hostile
C) Apologetic and submissive
D) Neutral and detached
  • 6. How do Smith and Mac view the impact of criminalization on sex workers?
A) It increases vulnerability and danger
B) It has no impact
C) It improves their situations
D) It provides more security
  • 7. The authors challenge which widely-held belief about sex work?
A) That it is a profession like any other
B) That it can be empowering
C) That it is a choice
D) That it is inherently exploitative
  • 8. What kind of narratives do Smith and Mac incorporate in their book?
A) Historical events
B) Personal stories from sex workers
C) Strict legal cases
D) Economic analyses
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