# Navigating Online Sex Work as POC

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**Created:** [September 1, 2020, 2:04am UTC](https://forum.spectrumboutique.com/t/navigating-online-sex-work-as-poc/1211 "2020-09-01T02:04:16Z")\
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Sex workers of color are far too often ignored and silenced in the community, and with an online community or platform, you can blatantly see this trend over the years.

Over on Spectrum Journal, Trashyfemme interviews three online sex workers with varying racial backgrounds to give perspectives on treatment and expectations of SWoC in differing online services.

Please head over and check out this super important piece and support sex workers!

> **[Being A POC Sex Worker | Spectrum Journal](https://journal.spectrumboutique.com/article/what-is-it-like-to-be-a-sex-worker-of-color/)**
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> Online sex work isn’t as easy and glamourous as it sounds, especially when discussing the treatment of people of color (POC). The Journal explores the topic