Watch: What's Pimpin'?' Tells Survivor Stories from Bay Area Pimp Culture | KQED
Briefly

Since Too Short's Born to Mack dropped in 1987, countless Bay Area rap albums have portrayed pimps as folk heroes who get money and status through the sex trade. But there's a grim reality behind this aspirational image. Although adult sex workers do consensually participate in the industry, the Bay Area is also an international hub for sex trafficking, including of minors, many of whom have survived abuse and neglect from their caregivers, and often go through the foster care system.
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