She doesn't have to be if her assertions are based on first hand, non public knowledge. Which is backed up by many other anecdotal industry statements, interviews, etc. I could flip the same argument back on you...presumably you're not "a white porn star who doesn't do IR" so nor do you or how could you know?? Ohh, you're going by what people say in public...I'll address that later.Vanessa Blue isn't a white porn star who doesn't do IR, so obviously she doesn't have the answer to why girls refuse to work with black men.
Why would those girls lie that they aren't attracted to black men? THINK ABOUT IT.
Why?? Are you serious? First, you do understand that in the context of being paid to fuck...it's highly likely you will be paid to fuck someone you're not attracted to at some point no matter what stripe they are???
That said, maybe saying what they say in those cases is better than publicly saying what some have privately been shown to say (which you apparently missed Vanessa Blue attesting to) which is, I'm a racist, my b/f or hubby is, my studio is, my family members are or some of my fans are.
Most people know that general I/R isn't generally as taboo (still for some people) as black and white I/R...more specifically, black male/white female. So to me when you try and draw up other I/R comparisons all I see is smoke and mirrors.
Nikki Benz was another who claimed the "not attracted" to line but then it was later found that wasn't the case so much as some producer/b/f she was with who fiercely, racistly and strictly forbade it.
So again, everything that glitters isn't always gold.
Further, have you ever noticed how European and Canadian chicks overwhelmingly don't seem to have the "not attracted to" issue as many American/Amercanized chicks seem to have?? If you really consider it, it's pretty striking. Why do you suppose that is? Could it be they're just all somehow attracted to black guys too?? Or the more likely scenario, it doesn't matter to them nor anyone they're associated with who they fuck on camera and it damn sure doesn't come down to who they're "attracted" to.
Sylvia Saint as best I can tell not only did I/R but was in a relationship with a black performer. The alleged pummeling she took in the "industry" and with her so called fan base for that simple "transgression" nearly hounded her out of the Milky Way.
Again, I don't give a shit what these chicks do or don't do and don't make the mistake of assuming my responses bely something different. I'm merely responding to points in a thread as I would in any thread that I had a point to make in.
But as far as I've seen, the criticism chicks who are perceived to be racist or otherwise get for refusing to do I/R with blacks is a grain of sand on a beach in comparison to the criticism and in some cases threats against the chicks who do. That should at least be noteworthy to you.