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UPCOMING EVENTS
$pread's Whiplash Dance Party in Chinatown, NYC on Feb 27th 2010. Lovely go-go dancers!
Subscribe to $pread!
If you buy our all-volunteer magazine in a store, we only get about 50 percent of the cover price, and not until months later. But when you subscribe we get the money up front, and we get to keep it all.
Party with PROS New York!
Buy a ticket for the PROS Benefit! The PROS Network, a coalition of sex workers, organizers, direct service providers, advocates, and media makers in New York City, is hosting a benefit Friday, Aug. 27th, 8PM-4AM @ Bar 82 (Back Room) 136 2nd Ave., to raise funds for our general operating budget in order to enhance resources and information for sex worker populations in New York. Tickets are being sold sliding scale, $10 to $20
The Red Thread: A Time Line
In honor of the many hard-fought battles of those before us, $pread has included a special time line for the Age Issue, highlighting the accomplishments of the sex worker movement.
SuperStarr: Allanah Starr Shines On
In Jordan Fox’s latest interview, $pread magazine gets the skinny on adult film production from the illustrious Allanah Starr. From AVN melodrama to “Allanah Starr’s Big Boob Adventure.”
Capital Punishment: D.C. Activists Fight “PFZs”
For a decade, police in Washington, D.C. have relentlessly targeted sex workers and people thought to be sex workers on the streets and in clubs across the city.
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Contact Us
$pread Magazine
PO Box 305, Cooper Station
New York, NY 10276
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About $pread Magazine
$pread is a quarterly magazine by and for sex workers and those who support our rights. The magazine has a focus on personal experiences and political insights, and contains practical information like news, features, health columns, and resources related to the sex industry. $pread builds community in the sex trade by featuring the honest and diverse perspectives of those who know it best: the women and men, including transgender persons, who work within this sensationalized, highly stereotyped industry.
