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The freedom-loving Justin Quirk writes:

Overt racism in US porn is nothing new. Black/white bigotry was evident in a much more base aspect into the early 1990s, with even [Lexington] Steele having his head superimposed on a monkey's body on the covers of some of his earliest films. Thankfully, this kind of rubbish is largely a thing of the past: it's difficult to imagine anyone today getting away with a production like Gregory Dark's Let Me Tell Ya About Black Chicks (1985) which culminated in a black woman getting double-penetrated by two white men in KKK robes.




The superimposition of Lex's head onto a monkey's body...wouldn't that be off of the cover of one of the volumes of 'Little White Chicks, Big Black Monster Dicks' put out by noted white supremacist Jake Steed? That series also had a KKK themed cover as well, if I remember correctly...

Oh, and there's an absolute humdinger of an anecdote about buying drugs on MLK in one of pro wrestler Mick Foley's books (not him doing the buying, I should add...)