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Rights4Girls in the Media

Looking Beyond Binaries: The Case for Partial Decriminalization of the Sex Trade

U.S. News & World Report | February 10, 2021

INSIGHT: Handcuffs Over Homework—The Criminalization of Black Girls

Bloomberg Law| August 12, 2020

How many women of color have to cry?’: Top feminist organizations are plagued by racism, 20 former staffers say

The Lily | July 13, 2020

Sex Work or Sexual Abuse? US Representative Pressley, Activists Debate Decriminalizing Prostitution

Boston Globe | December 16, 2019

In Washington, a Fight to Decriminalize Prostitution Divides Allies

The New York Times | October 17, 2019

Bill Proposed to Decriminalize Sex Work in Washington, DC

ABC News | November 2019

No Such Thing as a ‘Child Prostitute’

Ms. Magazine | Sep. 17, 2019

Are D.C. Residents Really Ready to Live in a ‘Sex Tourist Destination’?

The Washington Post | August 9, 2019

Cyntoia Brown Freed after 15 Years in Prison

ABC News | August 8, 2019

Opinion: There’s a Way to Decriminalize Prostitution without Putting Women at Risk

Washington Post | August 2, 2019

Epstein Case Underscores the Vulnerability of Exploited Girls

The Seattle Times | July 22, 2019

Why Jeffrey Epstein Got Away with Sexually Abusing Girls for so Long

HuffPost | July 18, 2019

The Epstein Case Is Not an Outlier. Child Sex Trafficking Is ‘Pervasive’ in the U.S.

PBS News Hour | July 9, 2019

“It’s an Uncomfortable Reality.” An Expert on How Jeffrey Epstein’s Case Isn’t All That Unique

Mother Jones | July 9, 2019

This Teenager Says She Killed Her Rapist in Self-Defense. Should She Spend Life Behind Bars?

Mother Jones | February 8, 2019

How a Future Trump Cabinet Member Gave a Serial Sex Abuser the Deal of a Lifetime

Miami Herald | November 28, 2018

For Some Girls, Sexual Abuse Can Lead to Prison

Newsy | March 19, 2018

What Cyntoia Brown’s Story Can Teach Us about Juveniles and Justice

NPR Website | December 5, 2017

Advocates Say Cyntoia Brown’s Case Is Part of the ‘Sexual Abuse-To-Prison’ Pipeline

NPR Website | December 3, 2017

Backpage’s Sex Ads Are Gone. Child Trafficking? Hardly.

The New York Times | March 11, 2017

Child Sex Trafficking Victims Need Services, Not Punishment, Say Advocates

Reuters | February 13, 2017

California Changes Laws so Children Can No Longer Be Prostitutes

Reuters | September 27, 2016

Los Angeles Ends Arrests of Minors Trafficked into Sex Trade

Al Jazeera America| October 22, 2015

Ending the Sexual Abuse to Prison Pipeline for Black and Brown Girls

NBC News | July 16, 2015

Obama Signs Anti-trafficking Bill into Law

The Hill | May 29, 2015

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