Rising Up From Prostitution In Nashville
For Prostitutes, An Alternative To The Streets
()Magdalene is a two-year residential program in Nashville, Tenn., for women with criminal histories of addiction and prostitution. There's therapy, and they also make bath oils and candles, products that its founder — a former Episcopal priest — say promote healing. The message is: Love heals.
Relapse And Recovery: A Tale Of Two Prostitutes
()Nashville's Magdalene program helped Tara and Sheila, but as one holds on, the other backslides.
A Business That Helps Prostitutes Bloom In Recovery
()They work at Thistle Farms, a business that allows the women to make money and gain respect.
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