Tonight is the night! Later today in West Hollywood, some of your favorite gay porn stars will be throwing on their fiercest drag to compete for the 2022 Mx. Pineapple Crown and raise money for Pineapple Support, the nonprofit dedicated to providing free and subsidized mental health services to the adult industry.
It’s supposed to be about sex trafficking. In reality, it would allow state prosecutors to go after adult sites and performers across the country. This vote is Monday. The time to act is now.
“I believe that pornography as entertainment serves a widespread human need as a safe place to fantasize.” ~Stoya
“It’s an exciting time to live in California. On November 8th, we get to vote on porn stars and pot.” ~Jimmy Kimmel
Before we all tune in for the second Election 2016’s Super Bowl on Sunday October 9, it’s important to remember what the coach already had to say.
“Proposition 60 is a misleading, dangerous initiative that will result in adult performers being targeted and harassed by a digital mob.” ~Los Angeles County Democratic Party
Under the guise of stopping the spread of HIV, any resident of California could be empowered to sue adult film performers who don’t use condoms. Even a married couple producing content from their own home. This is not a drill.
The real facts have always been a disposable annoyance to Michael Weinstein and the AHF. Fortunately, a California judge feels the same way about their lies.
Don’t Cry For Me, Michael Weinstein, just listen to the adult performers you are putting at risk and pull that flawed ballot initiative.
2257 were four numbers that could have all but ended online pornography as we know it. After a twelve-year battle: Porn: One; the DOJ: Zero.
“We would like to invite you to be part of the discussion to be considered for our 2017 event” ~Carol Gnade, Executive Director, Utah Pride Festival
Not just the wrong battle. They are fighting the wrong people. The FSC’s Eric Paul Leue takes us back to where it all began.
“The vote will be in public, and it will be during the second part of the meeting.” ~Sarah Mone, OSH Standards Board spokeswoman.
No moss under his feet. New Free Speech Coalition Executive Director Eric Paul Leue is already fighting for us. And guess who fired the first shot …
Those in the L.A. gay and leather scenes will recognize the man who’s now stepping into the role of Executive Director at porn industry advocacy organization The Free Speech Coalition, Eric Paul Leue.
Here’s some more porn-world Inside Baseball for you regarding the fight over condoms: Reviled L.A.-based organization the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) paid a bunch of people $25 each today to protest outside the Oakland headquarters of Cal/OSHA calling for condoms in porn.