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About San Antonio

So here’s the deal—findin’ a prostitute ain’t like orderin’ pizza. Nah, it’s a hustle, a gamble. Back in the day, you’d hit the streets, shady corners, dim lights flickerin’. Now? It’s all online, bro—apps, sites, coded ads. Risk’s still there, tho. Cops, scams, crazies—odds of gettin’ burned? Bout 1 in 4, I reckon. Used to be you’d spot ‘em by the way they leaned on a lamppost—little known fact: in the ‘70s, NYC hookers had a code, red scarf meant “busy,” blue meant “open.” True story, blew my damn mind when I heard it.

“From Witness to Victim: the Story of Donna Gentile” by Anita DeFrancesco

Brenda Myers-Powell was just a child when she became a prostitute in the early s. Here she describes how she was pulled into working on the streets and why, three decades later, she .

Donna (us) got quirks. Gotta mention the old warehouse turned community center on Lancer Road – now that's a spot where our local crew meets up for art shows, poetry slams, and even random music gigs that remind you that life is unpredictable, yet beautiful. I evenCounsel d a group there that changed my whole world perspective – no kidding.

Representative Donna Barnes