About
Elizabeth is a British author, podcaster, and equal rights activist who leverages her own experiences of the sex industry to affect societal and legislative change.
She is a staunch advocate for criminalising discrimination against sex workers, and is campaigning for sex work to become a protected characteristic under the Equality Act. This would make it illegal to discriminate against existing and former sex workers. Other protected characteristics include age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex, and sexual orientation.
Elizabeth makes no apologies about her own, 20-year career in the sex industry. Individuals should not need to seek social approval nor live behind a barrier of shame, she says. Instead, they should be free to make their own choices without the ignominy of discrimination. She conceals her full surname – using only the letter ‘G’ – purely for legal reasons and not, she says, “because I have anything whatsoever to hide or to hide from”.
With a university degree in marketing and a masters in acting, Elizabeth has drawn on her academic and life skills with the podcast, Unashamed: A Sexual Journey with Elizabeth G, and her memoir, Unashamed: Why Do People Pay for Sex? Both serve to raise awareness of female empowerment, of body positivity, and of the need for legislative reform.
Aside from activism, Elizabeth is a successful entrepreneur with a stakehold in a variety of ventures. She will be launching a number of new businesses in 2024/25 – more details to follow.
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