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When was the last time you heard about a porn studio getting shut down because of the offensive, harmful, or degrading content they promote? There was a public outcry, boycotts, and celebrities spoke out about the racist message their ad promoted. Think about it: if the average film or TV show had the same kind of discriminatory content that you see on mainstream porn sites even skipping the hardcore content , you can bet that those studios would be shut down and condemned for promoting offensive and unwarranted stereotypes, or even glorifying racism. Not only her, but also her boyfriend who is a person of color as well:.

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Some of the leading figures in the pornography business have spoken out about the need to discuss racism in the adult industry and how it can be overcome. African American performer Mickey Mod told Business Insider he had been dropped from scenes on a number of occasions when white women have said that they "don't do interracial. Black female performers also suffer from discrimination, earning half to three-quarters what white women will for the same work. The figures are reflected in the wider work place.

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How the Porn Industry Exploits Racist Stereotypes

I saw a tweet for this article this morning, April 3, I read the byline and realized that it was an original article written for The Root. It was not a wire story with a link to an article originally published somewhere else like many of their pieces. No, this was a very well-written and researched article, a commentary on society.

When the Civil Rights Act of was passed, it became illegal for employers to discriminate based on race. In a New York Times essay published this week Dr. Miller-Young, Ph. Her research explores race, gender and sexuality in visual culture and sex industries in the U.