Worked in a lab as a chemical analyst (graduated with a bachelor of science) before she quit to do porn
Near the end she does confirm she only does black guys for scenes and IRL. Never say never but it seems she will be strictly IR for the foreseeable future.
she's the real snowbunny, it appears she'll followed Jenna Marie,Cassie Bender,Melody Parker and Aubrey Thomas which only shoots or sex irl with black men.
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Posted - Dec 28 2021 : 11:13PM
She is booked another round with Dredd already update from Dredd
"This turned out to be a helluva romp. Already got @riley_reign booked again. She is the truth. 🥵🥵🥵 RR 1"
Threads where the performer hasn't done interracial: "When is she doing interracial?!" This thread where she is IR only: "When is she NOT doing interracial?!"
Just let the performers fuck who they wanna fuck. It tends to produce better, less awkward scenes.
^ Having a preference is fine. But those people should focus on the models who do those preferences or are open to doing them rather than demand that someone who doesn't do so and doesn't want to should.
These are public figures. And they're supposed to be professionals at what they do. And I get it. Because of the unique nature of the work this one of the few industries where discrimination is not only present, but supported and openly applauded in some instances. (and I don't care how you try to rationalize it. If a person is excluded from an employment opportunity with the sole basis for exclusion being the color of their skin. then it's literally discrimination.) I also feel like if you openly discriminate. then you should be subject to the communities you discriminate against as well.
If a basketball player can't make a 3 pointer or is a poor rebounder, they are criticized. They don't have to be able to make a free throw, but if they can't they will be criticized for having a hole in their game. Shaq couldn't hit a free throw to save his life. He's still a Hall-of-Famer.
These actresses regularly address the public and ask fans "what they'd like to see" and "who they'd like for us to see them work with" or even to "vote for them" for various things. Well how will there ever be any measurement of a demand for a thing if people shouldn't demand a thing? Lol
^ If a performer asks such a question, then of course that would change things. Although I would say if you make IR suggestions to a someone who hasn't done such scenes or (in this case) non-IR suggestions to a IR only performer then there is a strong chance you won't get what you want. But as no questions have been asked by Riley to my knowledge, then that isn't the case and such demands are seen by me as unsolicited. And if they keep on being made then it is unfair pressure as far as I'm concerned.
As to the discrimination thing: A person's fundamental right to decide who they have sex with trumps (for me) that argument. I thought the same in the unfortunate tragedy with August Ames. You may or may not agree with their decision about who they do or don't perform with but that decision is theirs alone to make and has to be accepted. Of course, if they change their minds at a later date then that is fine too. But it should come from them and not pressure, in my opinion.