‘Hot Girls Wanted’ Producers Deny Outing Sex Workers (Vocativ)

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Read the full article by Tracy Clark Flory on Vocativ.com

"The producers of “Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On” finally broke their silence over allegations that their Netflix documentary features sex workers without their consent — but it wasn’t to apologize or express their sympathies. Instead, in an interview with Variety, they denied the accusations, mocked their accusers, questioned whether some of their critics were in it for fame, and alleged that sex workers have been pressured into fighting the documentary.

They did not address the fact that the series appears to out a performer’s legal first name."

 Tracy Clark-Flory is a senior staff writer at Vocativ covering sex, gender and relationships. She is a former staff writer at Salon.com and has contributed to Cosmopolitan, Elle, Marie Claire, Men's Health and others. Follow her on Twitter.

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