Teh One Who Knocks
03-17-2020, 10:22 AM
By Kenneth Garger - New York Post
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The porn industry’s leading trade organization is calling for a two-week suspension of film shoots to help curb the spread of the coronavirus.
Adult film lobby group Free Speech Coalition issued the plea to porn producers and performers on Sunday.
“FSC is calling for a voluntary shutdown of all adult entertainment productions in the United States and Canada through Tuesday, March 31,” the group wrote in a press release.
The association noted how numerous states, including California, a hub for the porn industry, have called for non-essential businesses to shut down amid the pandemic.
“We ask that all members of the adult industry stay home as much as possible, leaving the house only for necessities,” FSC wrote Sunday.
“We all must do our part to flatten the growth curve of this global pandemic.”
In a follow up letter to industry members on Monday, FSC Executive Director Michelle LeBlanc said her organization is brainstorming ways to support workers during the requested shutdown.
“We are working as quickly as possible to develop relief plans, and welcome ideas and contributions,” said LeBlanc.
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The porn industry’s leading trade organization is calling for a two-week suspension of film shoots to help curb the spread of the coronavirus.
Adult film lobby group Free Speech Coalition issued the plea to porn producers and performers on Sunday.
“FSC is calling for a voluntary shutdown of all adult entertainment productions in the United States and Canada through Tuesday, March 31,” the group wrote in a press release.
The association noted how numerous states, including California, a hub for the porn industry, have called for non-essential businesses to shut down amid the pandemic.
“We ask that all members of the adult industry stay home as much as possible, leaving the house only for necessities,” FSC wrote Sunday.
“We all must do our part to flatten the growth curve of this global pandemic.”
In a follow up letter to industry members on Monday, FSC Executive Director Michelle LeBlanc said her organization is brainstorming ways to support workers during the requested shutdown.
“We are working as quickly as possible to develop relief plans, and welcome ideas and contributions,” said LeBlanc.