Lecture: Madison Zack-Wu

Madison Zack-Wu is a stripper, political community organizer, and researcher- focusing on increasing adult dancer labor protections and rights using an intersectional lens. Her recent article “Undue Harms Against Adult Dancers: Regulation of Strip Club Labor Based on Spurious Claims, Research, and Stigma” was recently published in Wiley’s Sexuality, Gender & Policy journal. Additionally, Madison guest lectures at local universities and community colleges regarding intersectional social justice, grassroots organizing, and sex work.

• many of us don’t really have *choice* about having to work
• so what does bodily autonomy/agency look like in work? What are our choices within having to work?
• needing informed representation in shaping working conditions for dignified labor
• what does representation mean?

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