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*had visited 2 of the parlors for sex before *which had also been the site for historical prostitution arrests *he said he targeted them to 'help' others with sex addiction and 'eliminate the temptation' *stated that his motivation was not racial, it was because of sex 2/
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He explicitly targeted a marginalized group who's subject to arrests, poor mental health support, disproportionate violence, and exclusion from financial services. Shouldn't the dominant media narrative be solidarity with sex workers? Did you even know they were sex workers?
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Honestly, this sounds cynical. But journalists in America are very much aware what’s going to get more clicks... ie a better outcome for them, and it’s race. Race has been the pseudo big issue to focus on above everything else in America for a long time. Maybe I’m wrong 🤷‍♂️
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It has more to do with the media's aversion to painting sex workers in a sympathetic light. Western puritanical thought wins out over baring public sympathy towards those that were murdered. If the media can't talk about sex, it must be about race. When it was really about both.
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