>Sex-trade workers are disproportionately women, and most of them are very low-status, but relatively few are counted as homeless They are making a trade in ex

>Sex-trade workers are disproportionately women, and most of them are very low-status, but relatively few are counted as homeless They are making a trade in exchange for resources. No matter how horrible one thinks that trade is, it would rank as slightly better than the people who don't even have that option. Of course those in actual enslavement situations are in even a worse position, but you then get into the movement of slaves based on where they can be most exploited and thus gender ratio of slave.