In her 20’s, Professor Jennifer Worley turned to stripping in order to help pay her bills. During that time she was not only making the money she needed, but she also fought for sex workers rights. Jennifer joins us to talk about how she created this union and her book that details her experience, “Neon Girls: A Stripper’s Education in Protest and Power.”
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