| In an appalling example of what happens when prostitution is legalized and normalized in society, German government officials have begun offering children a graphic picture book on prostitution. The book, titled "Rosie Needs Money," is advertised as a resource for 6-12 year-old children living in a red-light district of Berlin. "Rosie," an immigrant from Bulgaria who is prostituted in the German sex trade, explains to children that prostitution is "a legitimate and important field." She then describes what it entails in sexually graphic and flippant terms. Read more here. |
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