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To its shame, the British Government has even adopted the term, with a 2014 review for the Department of Health claiming that “sex worker” is now “the preferred term used throughout the literature”. …
Male violence is, of course, what prostituted women face every day of their lives. That’s not what the audience at the Oscars wants to hear, cocooned in clothes borrowed from their designer friends and in their chauffeur-driven limousines. Sunday night was an opportunity for celebrities to congratulate themselves on being cool and “sex-positive”, while remaining at a safe distance from the reality of an existence plagued by violence, homelessness and addiction.”
Caveat: Unherd is a centre-right website.
https://unherd.com/newsroom/anoras-mikey-madison-is-wrong-to-sanitise-prostitution/