The Common Cause: What Do We Already Agree On?

For decades, feminists, sex workers, trafficking survivors, LGBTQ advocates, prison reformers, harm reductionists, and anti-violence organizations have often found themselves on opposite sides of policy debates. Sometimes those disagreements have been profound. Sometimes they've felt impossible to bridge. Entire conferences, organizations, and movements have spent years arguing over language, strategy, legislation, and competing visions of justice. But what if we've been spending too much time asking where we disagree and not enough time asking where we already agree?