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It's hard to regulate an industry that is largely reputation based. A woman calling out an abuser usually leads to blacklisting in the industry. There are exc
by digianarchist 5y ago
It's hard to regulate an industry that is largely reputation based.
A woman calling out an abuser usually leads to blacklisting in the industry.
There are exceptions of course when enough people speak up. Like when James Deen was accused of rape.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Deen#Rape_and_sexual_misconduct_allegations https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Deen#Rape_and_sexual_mis...
- gjvnq 5y agoHow about requiring all work to be filmed and the footage deposited with some government agency and let anyone send anonymously reports to authorities so when abuse happens, the authorities can look for the abuse footage and call all the people who were there for questioning and to look for further instances of abuse. This way the models can "save face" when reporting what happened.
- digianarchist 5y agoThey already do this to a degree. Interviewing a model before and after the shoot to ask them if they are OK, no model says no because they want to get paid.
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