I had the pleasure of being interviewed on The Inner Hoe Uprising Podcast as a part of their series on sex workers. If you ever wanted a comprehensive rundown of my hoe-story this is the podcast for you! We talk about a lot of the realities of being big, Blasian and surviving thanks to erotic labor. I also fact check the Jennifer Lopez/ Constance Wu ripped from the headlines crime dramedy HUSTLERS. The episode is available on all the platforms, give it a listen and support my fellow black femme content creators.
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“Hey N’Jaila, I was wondering what is your take on racism in escort communities. Sorry this isn’t on topic relative to the review, but I’ve been trying to google it since my friend was talking to me about the “no black men” policy some escorts have. I even read a blog post from a white escort, and while I know women are entitled to do what they want with their bodies and to keep themselves safe, especially in that line of work, it just seems all kind of wrong to me. I mean, we don’t even need anti-miscegenation laws or the sometimes seen lynch mobs anymore b/c people self-select, and in very predictable ways, on and off line. In blatantly racist ways. It’s just something I’ve been thinking about b/c I’ve considered escort work and it’s difficult to navigate this troubling dynamic. And of course as a black escort I’m worried if I could even make a living. Cause the discrimination goes both ways, I’d imagine white escorts get the most business in spite of age and appearance at time. Oh and I realize you may not know much about escort side of work, but it’d still like to hear based on your experience, especially as a woman of color.” 
