23 May 06 in Smut
Twistys girl Jennifer Lee used to be called Jennifer Loma. I kinda like her old moniker better though—I know ethnic models like to play up the readily-identifiable ethnic-sounding names for marketing purposes, but I have a hard time keeping track of all the girls competing to become the top ‘Lee’ in porn.
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3 April 06 in Smut
It always brightens my day when I check in with the usual suspects among the web’s top porn sites, expecting to find the usual busty Caucasians, and I happen upon a sweet ethnorotic gallery like this one. I’m not sure how I feel about the big yellow vibe in this set, but Lacey Duvalle is certainly a tasty dish.
[Via Twistys]
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28 March 06 in Smut
Black lesbians in porn are like unicorns—black unicorns—so when Tony Comstock of the eponymous Comstock Films emailed me about his upcoming ethnorotic flick Ashley and Kisha: The Right Fit I was understandably excited. Comstock produces explicit, story-driven porn that neither insults your intelligence nor leaves you straining to reach the fast-forward button. From the looks of things, I don’t expect this video to disappoint.
[Via Comstock Films]
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20 March 06 in Commentary
Over at SugarBank, the mysterious Sam Sugar links to an Arena Magazine story about the rampant racism in America’s porn industry. He also picks apart Luke Ford’s nauseatingly ignorant rebuttal:
I like Luke’s, his writing’s pretty much essential for the industry and he’s often entertaining. This piece I had a problem with. He appears to have agreed with ‘The Bell Curve’ and digested a lot of talk radio but missed ‘Freakanomics’, ‘The Culture of Fear’, ‘Blink’ and ‘Guns, Germs and Steel’. His opinions are malformed enough to demand a response. So rising to the bait I go…
I have mixed feelings about Sam’s essay. On one hand, Sam eloquently deflates Luke Ford’s “arguments” (which may as well be lifted straight out of the Aryan Nation playbook). On the other hand, Sam gives Ford way too much credit.
It’s the racist, misogynistic scumbags of America’s “gonzo” porn industry—people like Luke Ford and his friends—who have given freedom of sexual expression a bad name. They are in large part responsible for the federal government’s crackdown on everything erotic, and they’re the reason that even progressives in this country blush at the thought of rising to the defense of the jizz biz.
Consumers, as always, are voting with their feet. Is it any surprise there’s such high demand these days for alt porn? For porn produced outside the US?
The scumbags of Porn Valley can rant all they want but the rules of the game are changing: non-white performers like Lexington Steele are going into business for themselves; production of English-language content is diversifying beyond the Valley; the rise of broadband makes it ridiculously easy to reach the consumer; an emerging generation of progressive commentators and bloggers are becoming the new tastemakers in erotica…
And we’re going to give these dinosaurs a well-deserved shove into the tar pits of obscurity.
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15 March 06 in Smut
One of the things that’s disappointing to me—or perhaps just interesting; I haven’t figured out which yet—is the surprising lack of softcore erotica featuring models of diverse ethnic and racial backgrounds. There really isn’t an ethnorotic Met Art or Hegre Art or MC Nudes (okay, there is ATK Exotics but I wasn’t blown away by the site’s organization, or lack thereof). Usually ethnic babes are attached to hardcore porn sites, as is the case with pretty Xandra pictured above.
Not that I have a problem with hardcore—Explicite does post some hot fetish material and I’ve decided there’s enough softcore on the site to keep me interested—but sometimes a guy (or girl) just wants to see beautiful cinnamon-skinned nudes without all the ass-reaming and plastic accessories. When gaping asses are everywhere, sometimes one thirsts for less, no?
[Via Explicite]
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10 March 06 in Smut
You know it’s hard out there for a pimp blogger. Like, for example, when you’re trying to make money for the rent. And your traditional go-to sources for quality glamour and girl-next-door smut have seemingly recruited every half-way decent looking woman in Eastern Europe. I mean, really, when your model listings read like the cast of female characters in a Dostoevsky novel perhaps it’s time to give those ladies a well-earned rest and cast your net beyond the rusted remains of the Iron Curtain.
Meanwhile I’m stuck choosing between “Ghetto Hoochies” and “Phat Booty Hoes.” No, I’m not even kidding. When I read that shit I wanna grab the neck of the (prolly white) dude who wrote it, give him my best Samuel L. Jackson stare-down and yell: “English, motherfucker! English! Do you speak it?”
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7 March 06 in Smut
Say hello to Carmela, a fetching and impossibly large-breasted Latina who appears on Black, Asian and Latin porn site Ball Honeys:
What does B.A.L.L. Honeys stand for? B stands for Black girls. A stands for Asian girls and L stands for Latina girls. The finest brown-skinned girls in the world can be found getting slammed on this website. Every Friday we update with a new full-length video of a black, asian or latina girl getting completely naked and getting stuffed like a thanksgiving turkey.
Okay, so perhaps their advertising copy is a little corny (what does that last ‘L’ stand for, hmmm?). So what? They’re out there shooting pretty ethnic babes every day—erm, once a week.
More images of Carmela on the flip.
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27 February 06 in Commentary
Well no, not really. Blogger and sociologist Rachel E. Sullivan is apparently surprised to discover the internet is, in fact, a treasure trove of interracial porn:
When I first started studying interracial relationships, I thought I may be able to use the internet to locate Black/White couples to participate in my study. I would use Google or Yahoo!, and type phrases like “interracial relationships” or “interracial marriage.” Much to my chagrin most of the results that came up were pornographic websites.
It’s already well-known that the primary purpose of the internet is to ensure the uninterrupted delivery of pornographic content in the event of nuclear warfare. And we’ve already established that human beings are obsessed with both race and sex, so it does stand to reason that the intersection of the two whips people into a frenzy. Porn is, if you will, where the cultural zeitgeist is really at.
Rachel’s detailed analysis of pervy search results is worth a look, as are her conclusions, even though they aren’t terribly shocking to someone who spends as much time crawling through our culture’s muck as I do.
[Via Mixed Media Watch]
More: Pornography, Stereotypes, Racial Bias, Interracial
16 February 06 in Commentary
In a nation that thinks The Olive Garden (or the local Chef Wu’s) is exotic cuisine, it’s not surprising that adult entertainment involving non-white performers is marketed as “fetish” to the basest consumer. While I enjoy some categories of ethnic erotica the titles are so often cringeworthy that I have to take a pass on principle.
Exhibit A. I’d wager that Asian women the world over wish Full Metal Jacket had never been made. The throwaway lines “Me so horny” and “Me love you long time” have been fodder for jokes and pop songs since the movie was released almost 20 years ago. I have to hand it to them though: the geniuses of the porn marketing world do get right down to the point.
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