Karen Abbott looks and writes about prostitutes at turn of century in Chicago in new book

Clifford Gifford
   Karen Abbott is an author and writer today but back int he day there would not have been so much corporate waste and spending on unnecessary jobs for women and many women would of been regulated again to the oldest profession in history. Karen Abott's book " Sin In The Second City" looks at the growth of human trafficking and how many young women were seduced and snookered into the red light districts of Chicago's South Side. Chicago's notorious levee district was a scandalous place and Karen's book looks at the history and the growth of the White Slave trade by following the exploits of Minna and Ada Everleigh.

These two bimbos ran one of the dirtiest brothels in the area and clearly a woman like Karen Abbot likely would of been working at instead of mainstream magazine journalism and being a contributor for liberal propaganda website like Salon.com. Karen likes writing about the sluts back in the day and one wonders why she doest write of modern dy whores on Backpage today.

The women on backpage are usually lower income classes of women who don't get good easy Manhattan swanky supper club jobs that many urban daughters of the elite get to enjoy in a few select cities. Karen Abbott is part of this club and has written a few times of scandalous past hookers in several books but this one may be her gem a sit focuses on Chicago. Many women also don't need to work the brothels nowdays and their influential husbands are able to get them these street corner spas and salons with the massive criminal money laundering and printing by the federal reserve. The book covers everything about these elite madams sisters who had run ins with former boxing champ Jack Johnson and we somehow responsible for the death of Marshal Field Jr. Eventually the progressive reformers brought down this whole red light district and the brothels of the Everleigh sisters and this is one of the premier book detailing Chicago's sordid past and how the dark money crooked undercover economy started rising in Chicago eventually peaking with prohibition and continues to this day as Chicago has always been a criminal city.