Femminismo e sex work

Episode 4 of the Pelle podcast, hosted by Collettivo Monnalisa, titled "Femminismo e sex work" was published on April 9, 2021 and runs 48 minutes.

April 9, 2021 ·48m · Pelle

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Sex work is real work? Ne parliamo con Giulia Zollino, antropologa, educatrice sessuale e operatrice di strada. 

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Sex work is real work? Ne parliamo con Giulia Zollino, antropologa, educatrice sessuale e operatrice di strada.

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