Alexandra Hunt, 28, stripped during college “to pay the bills,” she wrote recently in Daily Kos.
And not only is she unapologetic about her former career, she has made it part of her campaign message. Her campaign website offers T-shirts reading “I MAY HAVE DANCED FOR MONEY BUT I’M NO CORPORATE WHORE” and “Elect Hoes.”
She used to fear the “age-old stigma” attached to sex work, and said she was fired as a girls’ soccer coach when the team found out. But now she’s shouting about it from the rooftops — and hopes to decriminalize sex work.
A Whore is still A WHORE
And not only is she unapologetic about her former career, she has made it part of her campaign message. Her campaign website offers T-shirts reading “I MAY HAVE DANCED FOR MONEY BUT I’M NO CORPORATE WHORE” and “Elect Hoes.”
She used to fear the “age-old stigma” attached to sex work, and said she was fired as a girls’ soccer coach when the team found out. But now she’s shouting about it from the rooftops — and hopes to decriminalize sex work.
Former stripper Alexandra Hunt running for Congress as soft-on-crime candidate
An ex-stripper and progressive from New York left behind her platform shoes for a political platform — running for Congress in Philadelphia’s troubled 3rd District.
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A Whore is still A WHORE