talks about history of prostitution in England during the victorian era, why women became prostitutes, and how oppression has continually kept women from fully having the same rights as men

1. Prostitution in the Victorian Era How men and poverty caused prostitution Merli Estime Professor LaFont Anthropology 39

3. Women Forced to Prostitution A young servant girl is being forced into having sex with her boss. Today this would be classified as sexual harassment

5. Man’s Ideal Women Women were expected to be pure, not wear makeup, and jewelry. It was also not acceptable for women to bare there legs. Their job was to reproduce children and take care of the house and her husband. Her needs didn’t exist.

9. Prostitution= Business Opportunity for Men This is a whorehouse where It was a belief that if a woman wasn’t under orders of a man and she was independent; she would take on a label worse then a prostitute she would be considered a whore.

10. Prostitutes Victimized This is picture of a police article about Jack The Ripper’s fourth victim, 43-year-old Catherine Eddowes who had been slashed to death. Their was a public outcry because prostitutes were being killed and police investigations were not being done.