This is part 3 of a 3 part interview with sex worker and advocate Jinx Lierre about representation of sex workers on The Deuce. In this episode we discuss why watching the show was a tough decision for Jinx, the unrecognized benefits that sex workers bring to society, and the power of the language we use to talk about sex workers. For more information, check out the links in previous show notes, or any of these organizations that support sex workers: St. James Infirmary: peer-based occupational health and safety clinic for sex workers and their families in San Francisco Durbar Mahila Samanwaya Committee: Indian collective of 65,000+ sex workers Free Speech Coalition: represents the adult industry in legal processes & public advocacy Women With a Vision: New Orleans-based harm reduction collective led by women of color Casa Ruby: bilingual multicultural organization in D.C. providing support for low-income trans, gender non-conforming, and LGB community members Sylvia Rivera Law Project: supports political voices and visibility of low-income folks and people of color who are trans, intersex, or gender non-conforming  Follow us on Twitter – twitter.com/TheDeuceDVR Join us on Facebook – www.facebook.com/TheDeuceDVR/ Jason’s writing at Flavorwire – flavorwire.com/author/jason605 Jason on Twitter – twitter.com/jasondashbailey Mike on Twitter – twitter.com/fifthcolumnfilm MP3