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cjgl-2373	Fechner, Holly B.	Three Stories of Prostitution in the West: Prostitutes’ Groups, Law and Feminist “Truth”	1994	47	.pdf	application/pdf	21989	1061	50	The Draft Statement from the Second World Whores' Congress in 1986, sponsored by the Internation- al Committee for Prostitutes' Rights, the umbrella organization of the Red Thread, highlights these tensions: Historically, women's movements (like socialist and communist movements) have opposed the institution of prostitution while claiming to support prostitute women. [sic] the Travels of Wilmette Brown, Gay News, Mar. 22, 1979, at 7. 63 From Panthers to Parliament, supra note 62, at 8 (quoting Wilmette Brown, 19941 Columbia Journal of Gender and Law because women face pervasive unemployment and discrimination.6' In a publication, The Rights of Prostitutes are the Rights of Women, the ECP claims that: Prostitute women are working to escape poverty, financial dependence on individual men and the low-wage ghetto reserved for women, particularly Black and immigrant women. '	cache/cjgl-2373.pdf	txt/cjgl-2373.txt