Instead of being stirred by the political issue here, all I can think of is how sloppy the technical writing is. I guess putting “And I’m a sex worker” at the end is supposed to be the twist/shock, but it really just looks tacked on and reads awkwardly.
What if they started the paragraph with “I’m a sex worker.” instead? That would be sure to get the attention of the readers, and make their statements that much bolder.
Though, I guess there’s the problem of people reading the rest of the paragraph with the mindset of it being tainted somehow…
…really, they should just come up with a tagline that stands on its own. “And I’m a sex worker.” does not.
Also, we’ve used the grey long-sleeved shirt lady stock photo in a number of designs before.
ARgh once you are a graphic designer you can never see things the same way again.
(also I think the ‘I chose the job that suits my needs’ would be better if it was ‘I chose the job that suited my needs’ – tense consistency and all that.)