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06-19-09 03:22 #3051
Posts: 994TJ Health card updated monthly - color code or date sticker?
My guess the monthly update is reflected on the TJ Health Card some how. Request to see TJ Health card of the provider might cause a stir since high percentage of the providers risk working without it according to 2001 TJ sex practice survey.
Originally Posted by Phordphan
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06-19-09 02:50 #3050
Posts: 644Who Works Where ?
How do the girls determine who works the alley and who works the clubs.
It can not be by just looks.
I remember one sw said she had a 6 month contract a couple of years ago.
Is it recruiting with a contract and then the girls are stuck outside ?
Is it age or legal status?
Is it a waiting list for the clubs ?
Seems like CC could have brought some girls in from the cold in the winter.
CC needs chicas to get customers.
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06-18-09 23:16 #3049
Posts: 33Originally Posted by Sound7
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06-18-09 23:11 #3048
Posts: 33Jackson should make me an honorary senior member for finding this Tijuana research and sharing the link!
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06-18-09 22:21 #3047
Posts: 3192Originally Posted by Sound7
OTOH, I've had chicas in CC pull them out of their purse.
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06-18-09 21:25 #3046
Posts: 994Educational Purpose Only.
Can you scan the tables & figures with credit in jpeg format? Thx. S7
Originally Posted by Libra 7474Last edited by Sound7; 06-18-09 at 21:27. Reason: Editorial
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06-18-09 20:59 #3045
Posts: 994TJ Health Card 2009? Held by Chica, Manager or both?
http://books.google.com/books/utexas...ce=gbs_ViewAPI
Chapter 5 indicates the manager having the cards for health inspectors. Has anyone seen a TJ Health Card of HK, AB, CC or SW chica recently without going to the manager's office?
Clarification request:
S7
Originally Posted by Libra 7474Last edited by Sound7; 06-18-09 at 21:07. Reason: Editorial
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06-18-09 18:27 #3044
Posts: 994two to one?
I talked with customers, professionals, researchers, and policymakers—but I collected the most extensive data from talking with sex workers themselves. In all, I carried out 251 formal interviews with sex workers, 88 of whom worked legally (86 females, 2 transgendered females), and 160 of whom worked illegally (107 females, 14 transgendered females, 42 males).
The survey data presented are not representative of the entire population of sex workers in Tijuana. However, these data allowed me to capture the diversity of occupational experiences and practices among sex workers in Tijuana and to make comparisons among workers based on legal status, gender, and sexual orientation. This is highly important because there are no comprehensive or comparative studies on the sex industry in Tijuana. In my study, I found the ratio of those working illegally to those working legally to be approximately two to one. The actual proportion of workers in each sector is unknown. As mentioned previously, because this study started in a clinical setting with legal workers, the number of those working legally is not representative of the total number out in the real world.
https://www.utexas.edu/utpress/excerpts/exkatsex.html
Originally Posted by Dornyone
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06-18-09 16:08 #3043
Posts: 33Thank you, gentlemen, I am always happy to help.
I can also mention that one of the main things I learned from the book is that a working girl's STD status, in particular HIV, isn't connected much to her work but to her behavior in her leisure time. Especially, the book's findings showed that women who use drugs in their off-time (whether IV or smoking meth etc.) are at much higher risk. So please ask for health cards and chat up a girl a little to find out more about her. It could help you avoid life of pain and suffering.
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06-18-09 08:53 #3042
Posts: 392Thanks for the link Libra, I'll save my $50 and get a BBBJ from a SW
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06-17-09 21:22 #3041
Posts: 33Re: The Sex Work and the City narrative
Efjayel,
I am posting the link that might give you more insight on what the book is about and some of the topics it discusses. The book is pretty sizable and well researched, and I would give an injustice to the author to try to summarize it in several insights; plus I am still reading it
https://www.utexas.Edu/utpress/excerpts/exkatsex.html
By the way, I found it at the local college libray by sheer accident, and I am sure that you can find a copy this way, too. I am not a student, but college libraries allow anyone to check their materials out.
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06-17-09 21:13 #3040
Posts: 1185Originally Posted by hornytraveler
Originally Posted by libra 7474
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06-17-09 18:38 #3039
Posts: 33Research on TJ sex workers
Hi guys,
I am reading a fascinating book called "Sex Work and the City:
The Social Geography of Health and Safety in Tijuana, Mexico" by Yasmina Katsulis.
I think it's a must-read for anyone interested in the subject - it is a well-conducted research.
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06-17-09 16:46 #3038
Posts: 226Originally Posted by Belgrath
Tuesday, there was only half the SW out.
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06-17-09 01:49 #3037
Posts: 894Raid Report Update
this is what really happened.
more than 200 different le including federals , municipals and immigration officials raided the zona norte last friday night.
they were looking for **** minors, drug sale and foreigners working in the clubs. in the process they were caught on camera touching grabbing the dancers from hk which you can see in youtube, there are two bar girls who
filed charges against the federal police "good luck" on this one!
they said the police went thru the girls room and stole all the money from them about $900 dollars from one girl and another $1800 form the other girl, she also said she worked two weeks to earn $1800, and the dough was for her 5 kids back home.
there is also a report about money taken from clients "mongers"
funny i had a few foreigners in ab before mostly from venezuela and colombia.