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Mary Moody’s Call to Action: Let’s Fight Oppressive Payment Policies that Target Sex Workers

by Jessie Sage
December 19, 2020

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Make no mistake, the porn industry is under attack. Visa/Mastercard pulling their financial services from Pornhub is going to severely impact the livelihoods of independent content creators across our industry—and we can’t expect it to stop with Pornhub.

Anyone who has been working in the adult industry for any length of time will tell you that sex workers have always had issues processing payments, from having their cash apps closed, to having their bank accounts shut down and their funds seized. The Pornhub news is just one more assault on an already marginalized population.

But in the words of Mary Moody, “The only thing that matters are stories, no one cares about statistics and facts.”

As a community, we need to ban together to tell our stories, to show the world that when sex workers talk about payment processing and tube sites it isn’t abstract; we are talking about our livelihoods—our ability to keep a roof over our head and our families fed.

Call to Action

Please join Mary in making a brief video and sharing it on your social media platforms. Don’t let Visa and Mastercard censor our voices!

At mention Visa and Mastercard and hashtag you videos #VisaVictims #MastercardCensors

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Jessie Sage

Jessie Sage is a sex worker and writer based in Pittsburgh, PA. She’s also the co-founder of Peepshow Magazine and the co-host of the Peepshow Podcast. Her words can be found in the Washington Post, VICE’s Motherboard, Hustler Magazine, Men’s Health, BuzzFeed, and more.  She’s currently writing a book on sex work, motherhood, and illness called An Unexpected Place (forthcoming on West Virginia University Press).

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