Supported by the Sex Worker Rights Working group – Justice for All Sex Workers – March 11 in person at 2.30 pm on the 11th Floor of the UN Church Center (opposite the UN, free to enter, no pass is needed).
Erika Smith moderates the BPPP and friends in person session during the Commission on the Status of Women. Speakers include Gigi Thomas, appearing for the first time at the CSW, Beyonce Karungi and Monica Jones.
Live streamed @blasianbytch on TikTok with BlueSky live tweeting. https://www.tiktok.com/@blasianbytchhttps://blueskydirectory.com/profiles/njrua.bsky.social
We have 100 copies of our magazine Being Heard to distribute.
What to do in the evening? We will be heading to Liberation Looks Like a Dance Floor at 6 pm. We are not running this show but we think it will be fun. Follow the pink boots to find us, see below for the boots in an actual photo of an actual working group member at the CSW.
Liberation Looks Like a Dance Floor
Without joy and community, the long fight for liberation becomes impossible to sustain. That is why we are hosting a celebration at Henrietta Hudson, the longest-running lesbian bar in the United States, and a vital, historic space that continues to serve as a home for queer women and the broader LGBTQ+ community.
Coming together at Henrietta is both an act of celebration and affirmation: honoring queer legacy, creating space for connection across movements and generations, and reminding ourselves that our communities deserve joy, safety, and collective restoration.
Event details:
Date: March 12, 2026
Time: 6 PM – 10PM
Location: Henrietta Hudson, 438 Hudson St, New York, NY 10014
Please RSVP and confirm your attendance here.
Like what you are seeing here – get your friends to sign up for the Sex Worker Rights Working Group, liberating the Commission on the Status of Women, one person at a time.