Sinnamon Love

@sinnamonlove.blacksky.app

Kinky, pansexual, solo-polyamorous grownup, FSSW, professional Dominatrix, and lifestyle switch. Writer, advocate, cannabis enthusiast, recovering serial monogamist, #naturallygrey, and happily #singleinbrooklyn. 💞🌺💋 SingleinBrooklyn.com

We're getting ready to launch our 2026 State of the Creator survey, which raises money for sex worker serving nonprofits. Last year, we raised over $8K, and hope to increase that this year. Compiling this year's beneficiaries now. Who are your favorite SW-serving orgs?

Hundreds of girls in the US are confined by the juvenile justice system for “status offenses,” like running away or truancy. Confinement for these offenses is particularly troubling because those behaviors tend to be responses to abuse. More care, less confinement.

Pie chart slicing showing that almost 7,000 girls are confined by various legal systems, often for non-serious and even non-criminal offenses. 3700 are in the juvenile justice system, and 3100 are in the immigration system.

"Miguel" is harvesting onions in Fresno County. "I took this pic at the end of my shift that began at 6pm. Sometimes we work until 2 or 3 am. This night shift is my second job as the cost of living is so expensive, one job is not enough to put food on the table." #WeFeedYou

A photo of an onion field around two or three in the morning at the end of a workers shift that began at 6:00 a.m.

Interesting question. I was expecting a nostalgic trip down memory lane to the " golden age" of adult entertainment. What I got was an eye opening lesson in the reality of racism, marginalization, and exploitation of black bodies. I learned it was a reflection of mainstream society at large. 1/2

They have been telling us for the past few years that teen pregnancy is declining. Then they rolled back child labor laws & cut access to abortion. Next cutting access to online sex education through Age Verification Laws & social media for teens where they get & disseminate information. Now this

Kelcie Moseley-Morris@kelciemmorris.bsky.social · last mo.

NEW: A spokesperson for U.S. Health and Human Services confirmed to Stateline on Friday that the agency is canceling 53 out of 67 grants, worth about $68 million, under the Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program, affecting grantees in more than two dozen states.