Red Light Exposé
Red Light Exposé is an international grassroots survivor-led circle seeking to combat “sex work” ideology.
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- Sep 21, 2026
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The Lives of Women Exploited By The U.S. Military In South Korea (opens the original)
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The U.S. military constitutes a prolific sexual exploiter of women, children, and young men across the world. In this livestream, Elly Arrow and Sybil Jo discuss an in-depth report about the U.S. military presence in South Korea and the fall-out for the local community and the women exploited by G.I. Joes, the unplanned children that result, and the utterly destructive male-female occupier-occupied dynamics it creates. Source: ‘My Body Was Not Mine, but the U.S. Military’s ’: Inside the disturbi
Why "Sex Work" Is Not Work, But Systematic Dehumanization with Renze Nauta (opens the original)
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Andrea Heinz speaks to Renze Nauta of Cardus, a non-partisan think-tank in Canada, about his recent report titled "Is 'Sex Work' Actually Work? Human Dignity, Liberty, and Prostitution Policy in Canada". They trace the history of the prostitution debate in Canada, policy results of a Nordic model with only partial implementation, the reality for exploited women and why at its core prostitution is incompatible with dignified labor, genuine economic liberty and human flourishing. Sources: The Card
Processing Trauma Through Mythology: Inanna's Journey Through The Underworld (opens the original)
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Modern psychiatry often treats trauma as an illness or injury to be corrected. In this episode, Sybil Jo and Elly Arrow will explore an alternate view, through the ancient Sumarian myth of Inanna. The Queen of Heaven and Earth loses everything, including her Self as she knows it, to travel to the World of the Dead. She returns transformed, with other-worldly Strength and Wisdom. What if “trauma” isn’t an illness to be cured, but a journey of initiation? What can those who have walked hand-in-han
AI-Generated Child Abuse Makes It Harder To Protect Real Victims (opens the original)
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Investigators seeking to identify child abuse victims and hold their tormentors to account are dealing with a torrent of AI-generated material that looks convincingly real. Meanwhile, a U.S. federal appeals court just ruled that private possession of AI-generated child abuse material is legally sanctioned under the First Amendment. Sybil Jo and Elly Arrow dive into the situation and what perfidious thinking led us here. Sources: When “Virtual” Abuse Has Real Victims: https://www.thewayfinder.net
She Slept Her Way To The Top? He Exploited Those On The Bottom! with Derek Smith (opens the original)
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In this episode, Elly Arrow speaks to Derek Smith of the Derek Smith Law Group about the reality and legal situation for persons - usually women - enduring sexual harassment at work and how this form of predation mirrors commercial sexual exploitation. They touch on current and historic events such as the Anita Hill - Clarence Thomas, Weinstein as well as P.Diddy/Sean Combs cases and finally, how victims can access legal support. Links: Derek Smith Law Group: https://discriminationandsexualharas
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