Utah sex workers talk about the personal, practical and political aspects of their jobs

A panel discussion sheds light on the sex industry and efforts to lobby lawmakers on policy concerns.<br>

(Rich Kane | The Salt Lake Tribune) Kyli Rodriguez-Cayro, Bella Arsenic and Nicole Emma speak at the "Let's Talk About Sex (Work), Baby!" panel discussion, which took place at the Utah Coalition Against Sex Assault in Salt Lake City on Nov. 16, 2017.

Utah sex workers talk about the personal, practical and political aspects of their jobs

A panel discussion sheds light on the sex industry and efforts to lobby lawmakers on policy concerns.<br>

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