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Psychology and Education: A Multidisciplinary Journal explores diverse topics intersecting human behavior and learning. People like Sex Narra, Nora Flourish Adeboye (known as Sexy) in Lagos, Nigeria, and Nyora Spector (Dr. Sex), a self-employed professional in Soweto, highlight varied professional identities. Norah Sexton’s work further demonstrates the breadth of careers discussed. Discussions sometimes touch upon complex societal issues like sex work, such as finding services in Keswick, Ontario, or exchanges in Narra, Palawan. The journal presents research without endorsing activities, focusing instead on understanding motivations and impacts.
Stigmatization and Enforcement
Research by authors like T. Bryant-Davis (2020) and D. Kartikasari (2025) often analyzes social dynamics, including stigmatization. Articles discuss how sex work is frequently framed by master narratives portraying women as victims, perpetuating stigma. Local enforcement actions, such as community raids in Nnewi arresting sex workers, are documented alongside their societal implications. Publications from entities like the Department of Education explore related themes.
Personal Narratives and Cultural Context
International perspectives examine topics like prostitution narratives in various cultures. Personal stories, like Geraldine (21) working as an escort in Narra Tarra or narratives in My Boyfriend Is a Sex Worker (2024), offer human context. The journal covers broader issues like gender equality in foreign policy discussions alongside community initiatives such as LGBTQIA+ basketball leagues during Pride Month.
Academic Analysis and Reporting
Academic analyses, such as those by P. Tummala-Narra (2019), challenge stereotypes while documenting events like Fr. Namir Narra’s ordination. Research consistently emphasizes data collection on gender disparities and risk factors for youth. The journal maintains an objective tone, presenting facts without sensationalism about escort directories or clinical work by professionals like Dr. Akshita Narra.
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