@decrimny.bsky.social

ID: Bold text in the middle in white & red text reads," UNTIL S*X WORKERS ARE SAFE, none of us are safe." Behind are graphics of handcuffs, a fist, copy car, a gun, and a cop with their back turned.

(3/3) S*x workers have been leading movements for labor rights, bodily autonomy, and community safety for decades. Show up for us as we've always shown up for you.

(1/3) Until s*x workers are safe, none of us are safe. Tomorrow on #D17, International Day to End Violence Against S*x Workers, we honor the workers we've lost to violence and stand firm in our commitment to decriminalization.

We are already in trouble because of actions you took that actively harmed workers (re: Operation Restore Roosevelt). By decriminalizing sex work, we work toward a safer New York. Glad some people get it 🙂‍↔️

ID: Black background with a graphic of heels, sparkles and a mouth covered in plastic. In the foreground is silver metallic bubble text that says, “S3X WORKER PRIDE.” Decrim NY logo bottom right corner.

(7/7) Show up for s*x workers with your actions, your votes, and yes - your money. Pretty words without material support is just performance.

(1/7) S*x Worker Pride celebrates six years of saying: s*x workers are brilliant, powerful, and tired of your respectability politics.

Not sure how many people fully understand and appreciate the link between SW & disability. Working a 9-5 isn’t always feasible. When your body and mind are exhausted, it makes a lot of sense to have a profession where you have more flexibility & control! #DisabilityPrideMonth

(6/6) Puede que no haya sido glamuroso, pero hay mucho sobre lo que reflexionar mientras seguimos luchando por la descriminalización. No hay Pride sin las vidas, el trabajo y el liderazgo de les trabajadores s*xuales trans negras. Nunca lo hubo. The Stroll está disponible en max.

(5/6) Kristen Lovell y Egyptt hablan no solo como individuos, sino como parte de un legado vivo de mujeres trans negras que encontraron comunidad y poder a través del trabajo s*xual en las calles del Meatpacking District, conocido como 'El Paseo' ( 'The Stroll' en inglés).

(1/6) "I remember I saw you and Ceyenne a bunch of other girls, and it was just amazing to see strong Black trans women." This isn't just history, but stories rooted in survival. #PrideMonth