Abigail Pereira Aranha 
Feminists for Porn
February 2, 2005
by Nina Hartley
It was with a growing sense of outrage that I read Prof. Chyng Sun's report of her visit this past January to the Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas. I couldn't help wondering it the author had done any prior research whatsoever into the active, twenty-year debate among women over the impact of pornography on their individual lives and their status as a gender. There's nothing new in her indignation, nothing fresh in her insights and nothing unfamiliar in her arguments. As a sex-worker and sex-worker advocate for over two decades, I've heard and read it all before.
The professor appears wholly unfamiliar with the work of accomplished, feminist women who reject her fundamental contentions about porn and sex-work. If she bothered to consider the writings of Nadine Strossen, Carol Queen, Pat Califia, Susie Bright, Wendy McElroy, Sallie Tisdale, Linda Williams, Annie Sprinkle, myself and others, her homework wasn't reflected in what she showed me. Clearly, testimony that failed to corroborate her pre-conceived notions of what porn is "really" about, or what it "really" means didn't register on her radar screen.
I am an R. N., a third-generation feminist and a First-Amendment activist as well as a porn performer with the longest continuous career in the history of the industry. I'm easy to find. In fact, I was in one place for four hours each day on the floor at AEE. She certainly found my husband, writer-director I. S. Levine (whose videos and magazines appear under the name Ernest Greene). At her request, he granted her a two-hour, on-camera interview in good faith, hoping but not expecting to receive an open-minded hearing. Why did Professor Sun not speak to me? Could it be because she knew that my very existence argues against her core assertions? Where was the honest, fearless intellectual curiousity that is hallmark of the pioneering academic researcher?
Perhaps, like a number of anti-porn feminists these days, she chooses not to solicit the opinions of women engaged in or supportive of sex-work, rather than risk encountering a contrary-to-theory example.
Professor Sun's criticisms of pornography, though jazzed up with some contemporary media theory, are little different form those posed by the first round of anti-sex feminists I came across at the NOW conventions I attended the mid-1980's. The gender bias, anti-male hostility, neo-Victorian erotophobia and unacknowledged class prejudice are all too familiar. Having been told to my face, in the company of twelve other, like-minded women, that I was either a shill for or a victim of patriarchal domination, I know how powerful the angry denial of feminist porn-bashers can be.
And it is that very power that makes Professor Sun's generalizations and oversimplifications so dangerous. Though she begins her jeremiad with the obligatory disclaimer about opposing censorship, she and others of her persuasion cannot believe for a moment that their opinions are offered in a political vacuum.
For many years, right-wing ideologues have co-opted the language of feminism in their on-going, nefarious attempts to erase all forms of sexual choice. Prof. Sun plays into the hands of these enemies of women. Does she not know that making common cause with those whose most treasured ambition is the reversal of Roe v. Wade will always be suicidal? How is Prof. Sun different from Phyllis Schlafly? From Anita Bryant? From Beverly LaHaye? From Judith Reisman? From Lou Sheldon or Jerry Falwell? They all want to eliminate my choice in the disposition my body. If I have the right to choose abortion, then I have the right to choose to have sex for the camera. Sexual freedom is the flip side of the coin of reproductive choice. Make no mistake, Professor. When they've got rid of me, they're coming for you next.
Professor Sun's reportage dwells at length on the most distasteful aspects of what she saw and heard, but makes no mention of any attempt to establish direct communication with any of the women who work in the adult video industry. No wonder she finds it so effortless to ignore our opinions and dismiss our perceptions of our own lives. It's that much easier to characterize all female sex workers as degraded, humiliated and unhappy if you've never talked to any of us. That we might be involved in constructive, effective efforts to improve our own working conditions, and that our employers might take our concerns seriously, clearly doesn't fit Professor Sun's pre-cut template for who we are.
Likewise, none of the diversity of our vibrant, raucous and contentious creative culture seems to have attracted Professor Sun's notice. By focusing on one or two examples she finds particularly heinous, she obscures the broader truth, which is that the marketplace of sexual entertainment contains products for almost every taste and orientation, including material made by and for heterosexual women and couples, lesbians and gay men. It's not all Bang Bus, and by no means does all of it, or even most of it, conform to the author's notions of porn-as-expression-of-misogyny. For her to project her own, obviously conflicted, feelings regarding men and sex onto all of the incredibly broad medium we call pornography is intellectually indefensible.
Professor Sun defames male consumers of pornography with the same broad strokes used to stereotype the experiences of female performers. Does she really believe that the average man cannot tell the difference between a movie and real life? Does she really think that young people's difficult times with sex are more attributable to porn than to the enforced ignorance resulting from twenty years of abstinence-only "sex education" and anti-choice propaganda? Does anyone seriously harbor the idea that individual conceptions of intimacy and sexual pleasure are shaped more by exposure to pornography than by the examples parents set for their children?
A young person's self-image, ability to set boundaries, and attitude toward sex is formed long before his or her teen years, before he or she has encountered to the supposed "evils" of pornography. I have personally met, and looked into the eyes of, hundreds of thousands of fans over the past two decades, and precious few of them would fit Professor Sun's construction of the "typical" consumer.
And to confabulate the images on a screen, which are created performances, with the actual experience of the performers themselves, would be laughably literal-minded, were it not so profoundly insulting. Sex performers, like the products they make, vary greatly in taste and temperament. We are much more than the characters we play. Like it or not, many female performers enjoy what they do, including things Professor Sun finds repellent. If we are not to choose what forms of sexual expression we find appropriate for ourselves, who is to do the choosing for us, Professor Sun and her like-minded friends of the Christian Right?
Even those performers to whom work in porn is just a way to pay the bills don't need to be lectured by a tenured university professor regarding what work they may properly do, based on her interpretation of the gender politics of porn. Her essay pulsates with the unconscious classism that has contaminated feminist thought since I first encountered it. If I learned one thing when I started my career in 1983, myself the product of an ivory-tower upbringing in Berkeley, California, it was to rein in my received ideas about my fellow sex workers and to see them as individuals struggling with all kinds of situations. What does Professor Sun propose sex workers do instead of addressing their economic challenges with what resources they possess, go to Harvard? The real choices that present themselves in modern America to a young woman with a high school education and no class advantage are often far less appealing than sex work. Perhaps she thinks we should choose the dignity of minimum wage jobs, early pregnancies and abusive marriages over the relative autonomy we enjoy as independent tradespeople.
With what I've learned of Dr. Sun's views thus far, I can only await her film "documentary" with the usual weary apprehension. Knowing already what her conclusions will be, I'm only left to wonder who subsidizes her obviously well-funded labors and to what purpose. All I know at this point is that neither I nor anyone like me will be represented in her depiction of my world, or of any world anyone I know might recognize. To me, she's just one more exploiter, seeking to make her living from the attempt to deprive me of mine.
NINA HARTLEY is a Founding Member, Feminist Anti-Censorship Task Force Member Emeritus, Board of Directors, Free Speech Coalition Member at Large, Board of Directors, Adult Industry Medical Foundation. Visit her blog at: http://www.nina.com/
"Feminists for porn", Counter Punch, http://www.counterpunch.org/2005/02/02/feminists-for-porn
Comments by Men of Worth Newspaper / Periódico de Los Hombres de Valía
Have you noticed that this case was a struggle between a Feminist woman and another Feminist woman? If Christianity has divisions because of pieces like Mary's divinity, sufficiency of Bible as doctrine source or modes of baptism, how can Feminism have within itself women who defend prostitution and pornography and women who defend their criminalization, women who preach that Feminism is for heterosexual sexual liberation and women who call for criminalization of all heterosexual intercourses, and it can work? Well, I will not focus here in the Feminism, but the anti-Feminism. Incidentally, have you observed Nina mentioning Phyllis Schlafly, who will be authoress of "The Flipside of Feminism"?
In fact, Socialism generally and Feminism specifically has earned success because its opposite is the Christian Conservatism. A myriad of intelligent persons have seen clearly, since mid-19th century, that Catholic worldview only withstood by overwhelming whatever opposite idea, by privation of media, illiteracy of population and even physical persecution against individuals and works. Catholic-Protestant philosophy used to have, at best, hedonists in end of career like Saint Augustine of Hippo and provincial flatterers like John Neville Figgis with his "The Divine Right of Kings". At least in the beginning, Socialist militancy environment was an attractor to whosoever wanted not to be an idiot.
Even today, Christian Conservatives hardly see that Socialism-Feminism is, above all, a cultural-intellectual initiative. Hitherto, they already conquered universities, mass media and arts and entertainment sector. And, excluding the damages made even in traditional churches, Christian Conservatives are so unaware to that cultural-intellectual work by leftists that they do not perceive that Christian Conservatism is not opposite to Socialism-Feminism, as well as free entrepreneurship is not opposite to Socialism, because two opposite things have to be of the same species: this last is an economic system "against" a social-political system, the first is a theological system "against" a (somehow) philosophical system. A social-political system can be opposed only by another social-political system with contrary content. A social-political system that wants to control politically the whole life of citizens can be defeated only by another social-political system that gives power to individuals, so State serves citizens instead vice-versa. And we don't even have a Christian Conservative culture to oppose to a leftist culture. How Christian Conservative anti-Feminism faces Feminism?
1) Forging a fake enemy, depicting psychotic lesbians as heterosexual sluts only because they do not look like the ugly Puritan women in 1920s. After all, Christianity was habituated to find Satanism Catholics in Protestantism and Evangelicals in Catholicism.
2) Being itself Feminist arguing that Conservatism is better to women while is a duty of men not only to repress their own sexuality, beyond it to sacrifice themselves in the labor life to give wives and mothers the better life quality they can, this when not to sacrifice their own life for them to stay alive when it's needed. That's not what we see in Ephesians 5:25?
3) Being itself Feminist making war against men through fighting against prostitution and pornography, reaching the point of joining to the worst Feminist militants, like Gail Dines, for it.
In the first point, Christian Conservative anti-Feminism does not exist as a real life analysis; in the second, it exists as a Feminist idea; in the third, it exists as a support of the worst of Feminism.
Worse: while a Christian man either is anti-Feminist as I described or he is a disguised Feminist, a Christian Conservative anti-Feminist woman despises men like any Feminist. When she criticizes Feminism, it looks like she grabbed a Feminist militant in her shirt and shouted "you are f$@king me up, you stupid b#%ch". Conservative Christian women make less for men than any man engaged in #HeForShe campaign makes for women.
Given that Feminism is applied Gynocentrism, and Gynocentrism is the mentality that puts women in the top of social life, a real anti-Feminism has to be a set of ideas that puts them elsewhere. Incidentally, when have you ever seen an anti-Feminist woman preaching women to do something for men, saying something like "Campaign Make Kindness To A Man", my modest text I wrote in Portuguese in 2009? Here I won't talk about fornication with male friends, like I do, much less about living in it, like I do too. Christian Conservative anti-Feminism has nothing (I don't say it in practice, I mean it even in ideas) that merely invites women to exit from their thrones (even when it preaches submission, it's because it would be the best for women). Since Christianity has always given support to Gynocentrism, a Christian opposition to Feminism is like a resistance by Devil worshippers against the Antichrist government. So, we will see that no woman talks about men's human rights if she is not a former Feminist, a sex worker or, at minimum, a hooker like me. If Feminism has no rivals as a system of noteworthy thought ideas, not only Feminists who defend prostitution and pornography will only be refuted by Feminists against prostitution and pornography, or vice-versa; not only debates on prostitution and pornography, or abortion, or women comfort in public transport will be Feminist internal discussions casually leading the outer society, maybe linking some opponents to its worst rows, instead between feminist militancy and an outer group; not only there will be no idea by an outside group which is not, also, within it. If Socialism-Feminism compiles all noteworthy thought ideas, it can also put together its own putrid thougths and deeds and the denunciations against them, its own insanes and their wise opponents, ending this all, as would say Olavo de Carvalho, "cleaning itself in its own dirtiness".
Down to Feminism! Viva Atheism and prostitution!
Questo testo in italiano senza filmati di dissolutezza in Men of Worth Newspaper: "Mentre il anti-femminismo non pensa contro il Ginocentrismo, il Femminismo avrà tutti i pensieri", http://avezdoshomens2.over-blog.com/2016/04/mentre-il-anti-femminismo-non-pensa-contro-il-ginocentrismo.html. Questo testo in italiano con filmati di dissolutezza in Periódico de Los Hombres de Valía: "Mentre il anti-femminismo non pensa contro il Ginocentrismo, il Femminismo avrà tutti i pensieri", http://avezdoshomens2.blogspot.com/2016/04/mentre-il-anti-femminismo-non-pensa.html. 
Ce texte en français sans films de libertinage au Men of Worth Newspaper: "Alors l'anti-Féminisme ne pense pas contre Gynocentrisme, le Feminism aura toutes les pensées", http://avezdoshomens2.over-blog.com/2016/04/alors-lanti-feminisme-ne-pense-pas-contre-gynocentrisme.html. Ce texte en français avec films de libertinage au Periódico de Los Hombres de Valía: "Alors l'anti-Féminisme ne pense pas contre Gynocentrisme, le Feminism aura toutes les pensées", http://avezdoshomens2.blogspot.com/2016/04/alors-lanti-feminisme-ne-pense-pas.html. 
Eso texto en español sin películas de putaría en Men of Worth Newspaper: "Mientras anti-feminismo no piensa en contra del Ginocentrismo, el Feminismo tendrá todos los pensamientos", http://avezdoshomens2.over-blog.com/2016/04/mientras-anti-feminismo-no-piensa-en-contra-del-ginocentrismo.html. Eso texto en español con películas de putaría en Periódico de Los Hombres de Valía: "Mientras anti-feminismo no piensa en contra del Ginocentrismo, el Feminismo tendrá todos los pensamientos", http://avezdoshomens2.blogspot.com/2016/04/mientras-anti-feminismo-no-piensa-en.html. 
This text in English without licentiousness movies at Men of Worth Newspaper: "While anti-Feminism does not think against Gynocentrism, Feminism will have all thoughts", http://avezdoshomens2.over-blog.com/2016/04/while-anti-feminism-does-not-think-against-gynocentrism.html. This text in English with licentiousness movies at Periódico de Los Hombres de Valía: "While anti-Feminism does not think against Gynocentrism, Feminism will have all thoughts", http://avezdoshomens2.blogspot.com/2016/04/while-anti-feminism-does-not-think.html. 
Texto original em português sem filmes de putaria no A Vez das Mulheres de Verdade: "Enquanto o antifeminismo não pensar contra o Ginocentrismo, o Feminismo terá todos os pensamentos", http://avezdasmulheres.over-blog.com/2016/04/enquanto-o-antifeminismo-nao-pensar-contra-o-ginocentrismo.html. Texto original em português com filmes de putaria no A Vez dos Homens que Prestam: "Enquanto o antifeminismo não pensar contra o Ginocentrismo, o Feminismo terá todos os pensamentos", http://avezdoshomens.blogspot.com/2016/04/enquanto-o-antifeminismo-nao-pensar.html.
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Nina Hartley served up for lunch Nina Hartley makes a nice dinner for her man, but the stud wants Nina's pussy and bends the vintage porn legend over the kitchen counter and fucks her from behind. |
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Nina Hartley servi pour le déjeuner Nina Hartley fait un bon dîner pour son homme, mais le goujon veut la chatte de Nina et penche la légende du porno vintage plus le comptoir de la cuisine et la baise par derrière. |
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Nina Hartley servida para el almuerzo Nina Hartley hace una buena cena para su hombre, pero el espárrago quiere el coño de Nina y dobla la leyenda de la pornografía de la vendimia sobre la encimera de la cocina y la folla desde atrás. |
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Nina Hartley servita per il pranzo Nina Hartley fa una bella cena per il suo uomo, ma il perno vuole la figa di Nina e piega la leggenda porno d'epoca sopra il bancone della cucina e la scopa da dietro. |
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Nina Hartley - He's 18 She's 50! The Humanist: You're a self-described radical feminist. Please explain what a radical feminist is. Nina Hartley: I'm a feminist and some of my ideas are radical, but I'm not a "radical feminist," which occupies its own sub-division of feminist thought. Radical feminists, for all their bloviating and over-intellectualizing about it, really, really just don't like men. Period. Their philosophy boils down to "Men bad. Women good." I reject that notion categorically. Unfortunately, the "men bad, women good" meme has taken hold in the public consciousness and people now think that feminists don't like sex or men, which is bunk. I'm more a classical liberal feminist: equal pay for equal work, on-site day care, single-payer health coverage, equal opportunity through skills and aptitude instead of gender, generous maternity and paternity leave, and the like. I believe that men and women are both victimized by the patriarchal culture, just in different ways, by different means, for different reasons, and with different results. I'm well hated in radical feminist circles for the supposed harm I do to women and by the fact that I have sex on camera, both for and with men. I no longer try to talk to them, as I realize radical feminists are just another form of hate group. They really believe that women can't consent to any sexual encounter and I categorically reject that. "Atheism, Ethics, and Pornography: An Interview with Nina Hartley", The Humanist, August 26, 2010, http://thehumanist.com/magazine/september-october-2010/features/atheism-ethics-and-pornography-an-interview-with-nina-hartley. |
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Nina Hartley - ele tem 18 anos, ela tem 50! The Humanist: Você é uma auto-descrita feminista radical. Por favor, explique o que é uma feminista radical é. Nina Hartley: Eu sou uma feminista e algumas das minhas ideias são radicais, mas eu não sou uma "radical feminista", que ocupa sua própria sub-divisão do pensamento feminista. Feministas radicais, por toda a sua verborragia e superintelectualização sobre isso, realmente só não gostam de homens. Ponto. Sua filosofia se resume a "Homens maus. Mulheres boas." Eu rejeito essa noção categoricamente. Infelizmente, o meme "homens maus, mulheres boas" fecundou na consciência pública e agora pensam que as feministas não gostam de sexo ou homens, o que é mentira. Eu sou mais uma feminista clássica de esquerda: igualdade de remuneração para trabalho igual, creche no local, cobertura de saúde de pagamento único, igualdade de oportunidades com habilidades e aptidão em vez de gênero, maternidade e paternidade generosas, e afins. Eu acredito que homens e mulheres são ambos vitimados pela cultura patriarcal, só de diferentes maneiras, por meios diferentes, por diferentes razões e com resultados diferentes. Eu sou bem odiada em círculos feministas radicais pelo suposto mal que eu faço para as mulheres e pelo fato de que eu faça sexo na câmera, para e com os homens. Eu já não tento falar com elas, como eu percebo que feministas radicais são apenas outra forma de grupo de ódio. Eles realmente acreditam que as mulheres não podem consentir qualquer encontro sexual e eu rejeito categoricamente isso. "Atheism, Ethics, and Pornography: An Interview with Nina Hartley" (Ateísmo, ética e pornografia: entrevista com Nina Hartley), The Humanist, 26 de agosto de 2010, http://thehumanist.com/magazine/september-october-2010/features/atheism-ethics-and-pornography-an-interview-with-nina-hartley. |
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Nina Hartley - il a 18 ans, elle a 50! The Humanist: Tu es une décrit lui-même féministe radicale. S'il vous plaît expliquer ce qu'est un féministe radicale est. Nina Hartley: Je suis féministe et certaines de mes idées sont radicales, mais je ne suis pas une "féministe radicale", qui occupe son propre sous-division de la pensée féministe. Les féministes radicales, pour tout leur verbiage et plus-intellectualisation à ce sujet, vraiment, vraiment tout simplement pas apprécient les hommes. Point final. Leur philosophie se résume à "Hommes mauvais. Femmes bonnes." Je rejette catégoriquement cette idée. Malheureusement, le mème "hommes mauvais, femmes bonnes" a pris racine dans la conscience publique et les gens pensent maintenant que les féministes ne aiment le sexe ou les hommes, qui est un mensonge. Je suis plus une féministe de gauche classique: un salaire égal pour un travail égal, la garde d'enfants sur place, la couverture de santé à payeur unique, l'égalité des chances grâce à des compétences et des aptitudes à la place de l'égalité, maternité et paternité généreuses, et autres. Je crois que les hommes et les femmes sont à la fois victimes de la culture patriarcale, juste de différentes manières, par des moyens différents, pour des raisons différentes, et avec des résultats différents. Je suis bien détesté dans les cercles féministes radicales pour le préjudice supposé que je fais pour les femmes et par le fait que je fais sexe à la caméra, à la fois pour et avec les hommes. Je ne cherche plus à leur parler, je me rends compte que les féministes radicales sont juste une autre forme de groupe de haine. Elles croient vraiment que les femmes ne peuvent pas consentir à toute rencontre sexuelle, et je rejette catégoriquement. "Atheism, Ethics, and Pornography: An Interview with Nina Hartley" (Athéisme, l'éthique et la pornographie: une entrevue avec Nina Hartley), The Humanist, 26 de août de 2010, http://thehumanist.com/magazine/september-october-2010/features/atheism-ethics-and-pornography-an-interview-with-nina-hartley. |
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Nina Hartley - él tiene 18 años, ella tiene 50! The Humanist: Eres una autodenominada feminista radical. Por favor, explique lo que una feminista radical es. Nina Hartley: Soy feminista y algunas de mis ideas son radicales, pero yo no soy una "feminista radical", que ocupa su propia subdivisión del pensamiento feminista. Las feministas radicales, por toda su verborrea y el exceso de intelectualización acerca de eso, realmente, realmente no les gusta los hombres. Período. Su filosofía se resume en "Hombres malos. Mujeres buenas." Rechazo esa idea categóricamente. Por desgracia, lo meme "hombres malos, mujeres buenas" ha arraigado en la conciencia pública y la gente piensa ahora que las feministas no les gusta el sexo o los hombres, lo que es una tontería. Yo soy más una feminista de izquierda clásica: igual salario por igual trabajo, cuidado de niños en el lugar, la cobertura de salud de pagador único, igualdad de oportunidades a través de habilidades y aptitudes en lugar de género, maternidad y paternidad generosas, y similares. Yo creo que los hombres y las mujeres son a la vez víctimas de la cultura patriarcal, sólo que en diferentes maneras, por diferentes medios, por diferentes razones, y con diferentes resultados. Yo soy bien odiaba en los círculos feministas radicales por el supuesto daño que hago a las mujeres y por el hecho de que tengo relaciones sexuales en cámara, tanto para y con los hombres. Ya no trato de hablar con ellas, ya que me doy cuenta de las feministas radicales son sólo otra forma de grupo de odio. Ellas realmente creen que las mujeres no pueden dar su consentimiento para cualquier encuentro sexual y yo categóricamente rechazo eso. "Atheism, Ethics, and Pornography: An Interview with Nina Hartley" (Ateísmo, Ética, y la pornografía: una entrevista con Nina Hartley), The Humanist, 26 de agosto de 2010, http://thehumanist.com/magazine/september-october-2010/features/atheism-ethics-and-pornography-an-interview-with-nina-hartley. |
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Nina Hartley - lui ha 18 anni, lei ha 50! The Humanist: Sei una femminista radicale auto-descritta. Si prega di spiegare quello che una femminista radicale. Nina Hartley: Sono una femminista e alcune delle mie idee sono radicali, ma io non sono una "femminista radicale", che occupa la propria suddivisione del pensiero femminista. Femministe radicali, per tutta la loro prolissità e super-intellettualizzazione a questo proposito, davvero, davvero non le piace agli uomini. Periodo. La loro filosofia si riassume in "Uomini cattivi. Donne buone". Io respingo categoricamente tale nozione. Purtroppo, gli "uomini cattivi, donne buone" meme ha preso piede nella coscienza pubblica e la gente ora pensano che le femministe non le piace il sesso e gli uomini, che è una bugia. Sono più di una classica femminista di sinistra: la parità di retribuzione a parità di lavoro, servizi per l'infanzia sul posto, copertura sanitaria singolo contribuente, pari opportunità attraverso le competenze e l'attitudine al posto del genere, maternità e paternità generose, e simili. Credo che gli uomini e le donne sono entrambi vittime di cultura patriarcale, solo in modi diversi, con diversi mezzi, per diversi motivi, e con risultati diversi. Io sono bene odiata nei circoli femministi radicali per il danno presunto che devo fare per le donne e per il fatto che faccio sesso sulla camera, sia per e con gli uomini. Io no cerco più di parlare con loro, come mi rendo conto femministe radicali sono solo un'altra forma di gruppo di odio. Loro davvero credono che le donne non possono acconsentire a qualsiasi incontro sessuale ed io categoricamente rifiuto questo. "Atheism, Ethics, and Pornography: An Interview with Nina Hartley" (Ateismo, Etica, e pornografia: un'intervista a Nina Hartley), The Humanist, 26 di agosto di 2010, http://thehumanist.com/magazine/september-october-2010/features/atheism-ethics-and-pornography-an-interview-with-nina-hartley. |
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Jada Stevens in DP Me 2 |
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A nun in the cinema |
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Uma freira no cinema |
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Une nonne dans le cinéma |
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Una monja en el cine |
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Una suora nel cinema |
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Gina Gerson, aka Doris Ivy, "in 2009 she graduated from the high school and she enrolled at Tomsk State University faculty of Foreign Languages, specialty-teacher. In May 2012, 'voluntary and forced', she was expelled from the university in the third year. Official wording deductions is 'expelled for conduct that demeans the status of a university student' - the reason of a deductions is the work in the porno industry." (My Movie Picker, http://www.mymoviepicker.com/personne/gina-gerson-150284.htm) |
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Doris Ivy leva dois Gina Gerson, também conhecida como Doris Ivy, "em 2009 ela se formou na escola secundária e ela se matriculou na Faculdade de Línguas Estrangeiras da Universidade Estadual de Tomsk, especialidade e professores. Em maio de 2012, 'voluntariamente e forçada', ela foi expulsa da universidade no terceiro ano. A dedução da formulação oficial é 'expulsa por conduta que avilta o status de uma estudante universitária' - a razão de uma dedução é o trabalho na indústria pornô". (My Movie Picker, http://www.mymoviepicker.com/personne/gina-gerson-150284.htm) |
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Doris Ivy prend deux Gina Gerson, alias Doris Ivy, "en 2009, elle est diplômée de l'école secondaire et elle est inscrite à la faculté des Langues Étrangères dans l'Université d'Etat de Tomsk, spécialité-enseignant. En mai 2012, 'volontairement et forcé', elle a été expulsé de l'université dans la troisième an. Le déduction de formulation officielle est 'expulsé pour conduite qui rabaisse le statut d'une étudiant à l'université' - la raison d'un déduction est le travail dans l'industrie du porno". (My Movie Picker, http://www.mymoviepicker.com/personne/gina-gerson-150284.htm) |
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Doris Ivy toma de dos Gina Gerson, alias Doris Ivy, "en 2009 se graduó de la escuela secundaria y se matriculó en la facultad de Lenguas Extranjeras de la Universidad Estatal de Tomsk, especialidad y maestros. En mayo de 2012, 'voluntaria y forzada', fue expulsada de la universidad en el tercero años. Las deducciones de la redacción oficial es "expulsada por conducta que degrada a la condición de estudiante universitaria' - la razón de una deducción es el trabajo en la industria del porno". (My Movie Picker, http://www.mymoviepicker.com/personne/gina-gerson-150284.htm) |
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Doris Ivy prende due Gina Gerson, alias Doris Ivy, "nel 2009 si è diplomata alla scuola superiore e si iscrive alla facoltà di Lingue Straniere di Tomsk State University, specialità-insegnante. Nel maggio 2012, 'volontariamente e costretta', fu espulsa dall'università nel terzo anno. Le deduzioni della formulazione ufficiali è 'espulsa per condotta che umilia lo status di studente universitaria' - la ragione di una detrazione è il lavoro nel settore del porno" (My Movie Picker, http://www.mymoviepicker.com/personne/gina-gerson-150284.htm) |
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