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Personal quirk? I’d design their outfits—silk, sequins, fierce! None of that drab burlap nonsense. Brothels could be fab, but nah, most were dumps—stale beer, sticky floors, ew. Angry ‘bout the exploitation tho—some girls chose it, sure, but lots didn’t. “You don’t know what it’s like,” I hiss, thinkin’ of trapped souls. Still, tales like Molly B’Dam—gold rush hooker turned millionaire? Love that hustle! No capes, just cash!

Early career

It may come as a surprise to learn that in late 19 th century Utah – an era with great constraints on women’s work – that prostitution offered at least some women a path to a powerful career. In the late s, railroads and urban growth spurred the development of red light districts throughout many of Utah’s cities – both large and small.

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