What To Call The Profiteers Of Prostitution And Porn?

Michelle Abel, Andrea Heinz, and Elly Arrow discuss the language used for third-party exploiters in the commercial sex industry. How come “pimp” and “manager” are both prevalent? What feels different between “pornographer” and “adult film producer”? We finish with more examples of how the media could talk if interested in exposing abuse.

Links

• Episode #2 with Roxie Roots & Gail Dines: “Researcher & Survivor Get Real About Porn”

• Jenna Jameson’s words about the porn industry: https://www.antipornography.org/jenna_jamesons_25_reasons.html 

• Linda “Lovelace” Marchiano exploited in the viral “Deep Throat” porn film: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linda_Lovelace 

• Nova Scotia’s “Preston” gang: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Preston%27s_Finest 

• Understanding the Loverboy Method of Human Trafficking: https://romania.iom.int/news/understanding-lover-boy-technique-human-trafficking

• Episode #8 with Ed aka CrayonMurders: “Andrew Tate: A Deep-Dive Into The Allegations”

• Trafficking into Asian massage parlors: https://justiceco.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/asian-massage-parlors-at-a-glance-polaris.pdf 

• Swedish word “torsk” for buyers of prostitution: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/torsk 

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