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A—Nashville is a city of contradictions. At the center of the Music Row roundabout, there’s a bronze statue called Musica, composed of classically sculpted nude figures, while just a few blocks away is a giant fiberglass catfish wearing a cowboy hat. We have the Swan Ball, a “white-tie gala” and one of the top charity events in the county, followed by the famously tacky Swine Ball and the Music City Barbecue Festival. Sometimes called the buckle of the Bible Belt, we have more churches per square mile than any other city in the U.S.—and also more strip clubs. There’s country music glitz, suburban ordinariness, gang violence, human trafficking, and down-home hospitality. Nashville has big-city issues, but there’s still a rural feel to it. Whatever you want to write about, you can probably find it here.

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Anton said the report reveals what’s really going on in the adult section of Backpage, who has yet to buckle to pressure to pull it down. Last summer, while under pressure from the National Association of Attorneys General they stated “Backpage.com is a legal business and operates its web site in accordance with all applicable laws. Censorship will not create public safety nor will it ride the world of exploitation.” For sex trafficking advocates it’s not about legality, but responsibility. They believe ending the adult section will make it that much harder for girls to be trafficked in Tennessee.
“The more we close down, the more they are going to have to look for other venues that are not as private as online to do their business and they’ll get caught more,” Anton said.
A few years ago, Craiglist was under fire for the same problem in their adult escort section. After significant pressure from dozens of states, they did decide to end an escort category and these advocates are hoping this report will help them get the same results with Backpage.

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