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Brazil

by Raúl Sandoval

I’m going to talk about race, gender and intersectionality in Brazil. More specifically, I want dive into issues regarding sex workers’ rights and overall treatment in the country.

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  1. Sex Work in Brazil

    We take a deep dive into the sex tourism in Brazil. How the sex workers are treated by the government, non-secular groups, and 3rd party sex-organizations. Mainly, looking at Summer Olympic Games in Rio.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

I’m going to talk about race, gender and intersectionality in Brazil. More specifically, I want dive into issues regarding sex workers’ rights and overall treatment in the country.

HOSTED BY

Raúl Sandoval

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I’m going to talk about race, gender and intersectionality in Brazil. More specifically, I want dive into issues regarding sex workers’ rights and overall treatment in the country.

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