Joy

ninth log of dbw

it really captures that harsh reality of being a black woman and an immigrant, with all the weight of tradition they carry. the struggle was so real it felt like watching a documentary. you see the women just having to push themselves to adapt and survive. the system is so hard to break. and it's just… very, very raw.

this is why i always disagree the notion of being sex workers are inherently feminist. what a very privileged thought.

ninth log of dbw

it really captures that harsh reality of being a black woman and an immigrant, with all the weight of tradition they carry. the struggle was so real it felt like watching a documentary. you see the women just having to push themselves to adapt and survive. the system is so hard to break. and it's just… very, very raw.

this is why i always disagree the notion of being sex workers are inherently feminist. what a very privileged thought.

sex traficking is already an incredibly depressing topic, but i think what joy does amazingly well is, putting it in perspective of a nigerian woman in europe and the additional paradigms that it entails; i was particularly amazed at the grasp that juju holds in the lives of Joy’s women. apart from that, i think it was still a very universal story regardless of color

sex traficking is already an incredibly depressing topic, but i think what joy does amazingly well is, putting it in perspective of a nigerian woman in europe and the additional paradigms that it entails; i was particularly amazed at the grasp that juju holds in the lives of Joy’s women. apart from that, i think it was still a very universal story regardless of color