Kaytlin Bailey Sex Worker Rights Advocacy
Kaytlin Bailey is a leading advocate for sex worker rights, known for combining humor and history to challenge stigma. She is the founder and executive director of Old Pros, a nonprofit focused on storytelling and education about sex work. Also, she hosts The Oldest Profession Podcast, which offers unique perspectives by reinterpreting history through the lens of sex workers.
Advocating Through Comedy and History
Bailey’s live show, “The Oldest Profession,” tours globally delivering a comedic take on 10,000 years of sex work history. In 2024, she performed in 25 cities across 10 countries, reaching diverse audiences. Her storytelling blends stand-up comedy with historical narratives, proving advocacy can be engaging and enlightening at once.
From Communications to Founding Old Pros
Bailey’s advocacy deepened during her time as communications director for Decriminalize Sex Work. She realized real policy change requires shifting public narratives about sex work. This led to founding Old Pros in 2020, which uses humor and history to change minds and push for decriminalization and acceptance.
Mainstream Recognition and Influence
Bailey’s work gained mainstream attention. She has appeared on ABC, HBO, and Lifetime, while major outlets like The New York Times and Rolling Stone quote her views. She also published op-eds and spoke at universities including Yale, Brown, and UCLA. This broad recognition highlights her impactful voice in the conversation.
Podcast Insights and Where to Listen
On Adult Site Broker Talk, Bailey discussed her career, activism, and creative projects with host Bruce. The episode mixes humor and personal insight, reflecting her distinctive approach to advocacy. Listen now at AdultSiteBroker.com/podcast.
Stay Connected with Old Pros
- X (Twitter): @oldprosonline
- Website: OldProsOnline.org
Kaytlin Bailey’s use of humor intertwined with history is a powerful tool for social change. Her efforts help reshape narratives and amplify sex workers’ voices, fostering community understanding and respect.
