Automating whorephobia: sex, technology and the violence of deplatforming

Danielle N. Blunt · Zahra Stardust

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Zahra Stardust (ZS): Increasingly, academic researchers are documenting the real-world impacts of deplatforming sex (Paasonen, Jarrett, and Light 2019; Tiidenberg and Van Der Nagel 2020). For sex w...

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