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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A pioneering manifesto from Brazil about the centrality of sex workers to feminist struggle.As long as feminism has existed as a movement in Brazil, sex workers have taken to the streets in solidaritydespite the fact that mainstream feminist discourse positions sex work, and the putas who enact it, as detrimental to womens rights. In Putafeminista, activist and sex worker Monique Prada calls for feminists to retire this hypocrisy and embrace putafeminism: a working class womens movement that rejects whorephobia and its classist, colonial dimensions. Drawing on her firsthand experiences with sex work and movement building, Prada argues for the validity of sex work as feminist labor and tracks the innovations introduced by Brazilian sex workers to feminist internet discourse, street actions, and governmental advocacy. For readers seeking the glimmers of tomorrows feminism, Prada places that future with putafeminists, naming the brothel a final frontier for all women to gather, reform, and revolt. "Putafeminista was first published in 2018 by Veneta, Brazil"--Title page verso. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A pioneering manifesto from Brazil about the centrality of sex workers to feminist struggle.As long as feminism has existed as a movement in Brazil, sex workers have taken to the streets in solidarity-despite the fact that mainstream feminist discourse positions sex work, and the "putas" who enact it, as detrimental to women's rights. In Putafeminista, activist and sex worker Monique Prada calls for feminists to retire this hypocrisy and embrace putafeminism: a working class women's movement that rejects whorephobia and its classist, colonial dimensions.Drawing on her firsthand experiences with sex work and movement building, Prada argues for the validity of sex work as feminist labor and tracks the innovations introduced by Brazilian sex workers to feminist internet discourse, street actions, and governmental advocacy. For readers seeking the glimmers of tomorrow's feminism, Prada places that future with putafeminists, naming the brothel a "final frontier" for all women to gather, reform, and revolt. "Putafeminista was first published in 2018 by Veneta, Brazil"--Title page verso. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A pioneering manifesto from Brazil about the centrality of sex workers to feminist struggle.As long as feminism has existed as a movement in Brazil, sex workers have taken to the streets in solidaritydespite the fact that mainstream feminist discourse positions sex work, and the putas who enact it, as detrimental to womens rights. In Putafeminista, activist and sex worker Monique Prada calls for feminists to retire this hypocrisy and embrace putafeminism: a working class womens movement that rejects whorephobia and its classist, colonial dimensions. Drawing on her firsthand experiences with sex work and movement building, Prada argues for the validity of sex work as feminist labor and tracks the innovations introduced by Brazilian sex workers to feminist internet discourse, street actions, and governmental advocacy. For readers seeking the glimmers of tomorrows feminism, Prada places that future with putafeminists, naming the brothel a final frontier for all women to gather, reform, and revolt. "Putafeminista was first published in 2018 by Veneta, Brazil"--Title page verso. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. New; A articulação das trabalhadoras sexuais para lutar por seus direitos e combater o estigma da profissão não é uma novidade no Brasil. Mas ganhou muita repercussão com as redes sociais, graças a ativistas como Monique Prada. Prostituta e feminista, Monique expõe, neste misto de ensaio e manifesto, as ideias que servem de base para o "putafeminismo", um movimento que dá voz às trabalhadoras sexuais e fortalece a luta dessas mulheres por direitos e contra a opressão, sem que para isso precisem abrir mão de seu trabalho ou se envergonhar dele.Neste livro de estreia, Monique fala sobre suas primeiras experiências com o sexo casual, aos 15, a entrada no mundo da prostituição, aos 19, quando ainda trabalhava como estagiária em um escritório de advocacia, e a descoberta do feminismo, que a transformou em ativista, em putafeminista.Prefácio de Amara Moira, trabalhadora sexual, travesti, escritora e doutora em literatura pela Unicamp, e apresentação de Adriana Piscitelli, professora do departamento de Antropologia Social e do doutorado em Ciências Sociais da Unicamp e pesquisadora do núcleo de estudos sobre gênero Pagu, vinculado à mesma universidade.; 108 pages.…