Quote Originally Posted by raheme View Post
I've often thought about this. Is there a social hierarchy within the sex work transgendered community?

I've admittedly only had one encounter with a transgender woman who works in the industry but our tryst was along the lines of a friendship. Saying that to say I know very little about the transgender social scene.

I very seldom see white/Asian ts interact with black/latina ts. Furthermore sites like craigslist and backpage are littered with ads that are predominately advertising the latter while sites like eros seem to draw more of the aforementioned.

I tend to see more asian/white ts in mainstream society living normal lives than I do non asian or white.

With all due respect to Remy, and her experiences, I wouldn't call it a hierarchy but there is the same set of social separations in the entire gay community as there is in the straight community. How many asians and black do you know that co-mingle regardless of orientation. The same things that keep people apart in the straight world also exist in the non-straight world. I worked plenty of clubs where the majority of groups stayed to themselves. its just our social norms, being trans doesn't change that.