US EditionThe Strippers’ Bill of Rights, one year later – RANGE Media
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The Strippers’ Bill of Rights, one year later – RANGE Media
(Original photos by Forest Gremlin, Art treatment by Valerie Osier) When the Strippers’ Bill of Rights was signed into law by then-Governor Jay Inslee just over a year ago, dancers across the state felt swells of hope. “I was so happy, I cried,” said Kasper, a dancer based out of Seattle. The Strippers’ Bill of Rights was a law championed statewide by the dancer-led organizing group Strippers Are Workers and designed to codify worker protections…
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