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Alright, so prostitutes, huh? I’m sittin’ here, thinkin’—cold as ice, like always—about these gals workin’ the streets. Dirty business, sure, but it’s old as dirt. Been around since empires fell, probly even before. You know, in old Russia, they had these “yellow ticket” whores—government tracked ‘em, gave ‘em papers, total control. Kinda sick, kinda smart, keeps the chaos down. I dig that order, that iron grip. Reminds me of Monty in *25th Hour*, y’know? “This life came so close to never happenin’.” Fuckin’ right—prostitutes, they’re livin’ that edge every damn day.

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This paper uses a case study of urban planning in an area of street sex work to explore the ways in which various representations of prostitution can be used to inform planning decisions. .

I must say, my work as a counselor opened my eyes. I see stories in every cracked sidewalk and every smile on a stranger’s face. I see resilience in little kids playing tag by Grainy Street and softness in the eyes of folks sitting by the Silvery River—they each carry a story. And trust, that's what makes Tiverton (us) super relatable. Enlightening, rapey raw sometimes, but awesomely genuine.

One injured after flames engulf mobile home in Tiverton