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P*rn actress August Ames spoke out against racism in the industry. Years later, she was accused of being a bigot herself.
August Ames had a problem with the way the p*rn industry treated scenes involving Black men. She thought the term “interracial” was racist and couldn't understand why some actresses refused to work with Black performers while insisting they weren't racist. She once asked why those same women were comfortable filming with white men but not Black men.
Her father was half Black, so the subject was personal to her. August believed there was no reason to put two people in a separate category simply because their skin colors were different.
She came to the industry from Canada, planning to shoot a few scenes before heading home. She ended up staying and said her family supported her decision. Her third scene was with a Black performer, and she later admitted she had been so nervous she could barely speak. Studios paid more for those scenes, too. August said she never demanded extra money, but she wasn't going to turn it down when offered.
In December 2017, August, whose real name was Mercedes Grabowski, posted on Twitter that she'd refused to film with a male performer who had previously worked in gay p*rn. She explained that she was concerned about health testing and didn't feel comfortable going ahead with the shoot.
The reaction was harsh. People accused her of homophobia, and the criticism spread across social media. Some of her fellow performers joined in. Within days, August died at just 23 years old.
She had openly criticized racial discrimination in her own industry. Yet in the final days of her life, she found herself facing accusations of intolerance and a wave of online harassment.
At what point does criticizing someone's decision turn into bullying?