LOS ANGELES — A group of adult industry talent agencies has released a statement pledging to end rate disparities for performers, among other points of interest, and declaring their support for the #BlackLivesMatter movement.
The statement follows:
The undersigned Adult Talent Agencies are united in support of the Adult Talent Community, and the movement to change the systemic racism that has plagued this industry for all too long.
First and foremost, we would like to state that we are listening to you, and we recognize the need for change. We acknowledge our systemic complicity and participation, and most importantly our gratitude to all of you who have sacrificed to bring awareness which will ultimately lead to paving a better, safer and healthier industry for all of us.
The first of many changes, we agreed to implement a united policy regarding Talent Rate disparity associated with any Talent receiving a higher or lower rate of pay, due to the color of a person’s skin, race, ethnicity, religion or creed.
We also acknowledge the work that needs to be accomplished in other areas of concern within our industry, and will continue to develop united policies that will ensure the health and safety for all Talent. As the nation evolves, we intend to take this moment to evolve within the adult industry as well.
Genuinely Committed,
101 Modeling — Robert Moran / Bud Lee
AMA Modeling — Brian Berke
ATMLA — Mark Schechter
East Coast Talents — John O’Byrne
Foxxx Modeling — Chris Cane
Hussie Models — Riley Reynolds
Ideal Image Models — Tee Reel
Matrix Models — John Stevens
Motley Models — Dave Rock
Nexxxt Level Talent — Jonathan Morgan / Andre Madness
OC Modeling — Sandra McCarthy
Silver Back World — Prince Yahshua
Society 15 — Nina Elle
Spiegler Girls — Mark Spiegler
The VIP Connect — Shy Love
