Sexed work: gender, race, and resistance in a Brooklyn drug market

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1998-06-01otherChoice Reviews Online495 citationsclosed

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Abstract

1. Readings of Victimization and Volition 2. Taking it on the Street 3. Gender, Work, and Informalization 4. A Reserve Army: Women and the Drug Market 5. Jobs for the Boyz: Street Hustles 6. A Hard Road to Home: Sexwork 7. Intersectionalities: Gender, Race and Class 8. The Reproduction of Inequalities Appendix: On Reflexivity, Reciprocity, and Ethnographic Research

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