Dear Black Stripper.

Black/Stripper Owned

[tasteofbrownsugar]

No one can ever tell me selling coochie is bad because Maya Angelou did it. You think you better than Maya?!

[prncesandromeda-deactivated2023]

Moodboard for manifesting money/abundance into my life ✨✨💸🤑✨✨💰💸✨✨

[dearblackstripper]

Make the money, Save the money, & Multiply the money💰🔑

[clomoneyy]

There’s this group of hoes at my ex club and they all live in one house and all worked together and giving their money to a pimp who’s like 25. My question is why do girls do this? Like honestly do they all fuck the pimp? Do they think they’re going to be the main chick? Where’s all the money they’re making going? They’re cute too not gonna lie I just wonder why girls intentionally share their income.

[dearblackstripper]

You never know anyone’s life story. Some girls have pimps out of love, some girls have had pimps since they were 13 years old & need that structure in their life. Some girls believe they need a pimp for protection, some girls believe it’s better than living on the streets where they may be murdered by johns & tricks, & some girls have been sexually & physically abused for so long they know no other life than that. Never speak on someone’s situation until you’ve walked a mile in their shoes.

[dearblackstripper]

Black Strippers Are Being Erased From The Stripper Labor Union Movement…And Here’s Why

  Rack City. Freak No More. Magic. I Luv Dem Stripperz. To get a glimpse of strip club culture its as easy as listening to a few hit singles

Hi Everyone,

I recently wrote a blog post in response to an article recently published in the New York Times “Strippers Are Doing It For Themselves”. While reading this article I was shocked that there was very little representation of the issues & exploitation that Black & WOC Strippers face because those issues differ than those of White Strippers in White Clubs. I decided to creat this blog post to express my thoughts and shed light on how Black strippers have been exploited for a long time & it has been swept under the rug, but also how Black Strippers are being left out of modern day stripper feminism & unionization movements. Sadly, the adversities that all minority sex workers face is only given a voice when we get the courage ourselves to speak against these unjust situations such as discrimination in White clubs, Colorism, the murders of Black and Brown transgender sex workers, & the list goes on. I would love for everyone to give the post a read and let me know your thoughts on the issues I bought to the table. I do want to add that I am in now way, shape, or form trying to deflect from or belittle the problems of any stripper regardless of race because I truly believe we are all sisters. I am simply trying to shed light on the issues that have been silenced & hidden in the closet for far too long. Much love❤️