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Phoenix Calida – SWOP BOARD MEMBER – COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR

Producer and writer for Wine Cellar Entertainment.
Participates with the local Sex Worker’s Rights Organization.
Produces five pieces of media critique a week.
Has previously contributed content to be published for the Anarres Project.
Educated a college class on Sex Worker’s Rights.
Hand Knits Winter garments for the homeless.
Hand delivered supplies to Ferguson during the 2014 uprising.
Interviewed residents and volunteers in Ferguson for Wine Cellar News.

Latest Episodes:

Phoenix Calida Breaks Down How Old Organization Progressed On Sex Workers Rights May 06, 2019

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Phoenix Calida returns after a very bad medical week ready to break down some stories on Sex Workers rights.

Phoenix Calida Breaks Down The Scotland's Nordic Model And Updates The Robert Kraft Story Apr 29, 2019

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Thank you patreon subscribers. We upload this late Thursday night for early access and it will be on the socialized feed Monday morning. This is Phoenix Calida's SWOP show and in this one, she takes a look at Scotland considering the Nordic Model. She also digs back into the Robert Kraft Story and how the sex workers are being treated in it. Also; SWOP is doing December 17th events for Sex Workers taken away from us and if you know anyone you want memorialized, please contact SWOP.

Phoenix Calida Expands New York Coverage With Better Audio Apr 26, 2019

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Sorry about the audio on the original upload. Phoenix Calida revisits the New York Decrim news in this one over a cleaner recording.

Phoenix Calida Breaks Down Decrim' In New York Apr 24, 2019

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Phoenix Calida leads this episode with a triggering story about a rapist targeting Sex Workers and then goes into news about a candidate with Decrim' in their platform.

Phoenix Calida Breaks Down John Shaming In Milwaukee Apr 22, 2019

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TEXT FROM urbanmilwaukee.com The City of Milwaukee is developing new tools to fight prostitution: publicly shaming those caught attempting to hire a prostitute and raising the fine by 500 percent. “We’re making some progress, but not enough to make a difference,” said Alderman Russell W. Stamper, II of the city’s efforts so far. “I want them out of my district and I want this to stop,” he said of men that come into his north side district to solicit sex. An ordinance introduced by Stamper would raise the minimum fine for those caught soliciting a prostitute from $500 to $2,500. The maximum, regulated by state statute, would stay at $5,000. “These guys need to be caught, prosecuted and fined to the hilt,” said Stamper. The name of the fine has also been changed, a move designed to put more shame on those arrested. It used to simply be a “loitering-soliciting” charge, now it includes the word “prostitute.” The second phase will be getting the word out about those caught and convicted.

Phoenix Calida Breaks Down How A Cop Enjoys The Criminalization Of Sex Workers Apr 17, 2019

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Hey gang. Phoenix Calida of SWOP, (Sex Workers Outreach Project) is responsible for communications and is here to bring the news of views on Sex Workers Rights.

Phoenix Calida Breaks Down How An Anti Sex Work Bill Came From Mellisa Farely Apr 15, 2019

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Mellisa Farely is an old school racist, anti sex workers rights individual and a bill designed against sex workers rights was based on her bias scribbles.

Phoenix Calida Breaks Down Anti Sex Work Bill In Florida Apr 12, 2019

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Hey gang. Phoenix Calida sexplains this Florida bill so you understand how this oppression works.

The Sex Workers Rights And Police Corruption Story Behind Robert Kraft Apr 10, 2019

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Phoenix Calida breaks down the story behind the story regarding Robert Kraft.

Rapist police officer Andrew Mitchel Charged In Murdering Sex Worker Apr 08, 2019

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Text From Refinery29.com A Franklin County, OH grand jury has indicted former Columbus police officer Andrew Mitchell on charges of murder and manslaughter in the August shooting death of Donna Dalton. Mitchell, 55, was working undercover in plain clothes for the Columbus Police Vice Squad when he allegedly attempted to detain Dalton, 23, on prostitution charges. Franklin County Prosecutor Ron O'Brien said that Dalton didn't believe Mitchell was a police officer and stabbed him in the hand while the two were in his unmarked vehicle. The officer then fired several shots at her hitting her in the abdomen, leg, and chest. O'Brien said that Mitchell was not justified in continuing to fire at Dalton (who is also known by her married name, Castleberry) because "the threat against him had ceased."

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