The Duke Porn Star is a Libertarian?
Well she’s just full of surprises, isn’t she? Next we’ll find out she’s working on a book about Friedrich Hayek.
Eric Owens of The Daily Caller has the story.
Duke Porn Star Is Libertarian Group Campus Coordinator And Really Sad About Sex Worker Hierarchy
Fresh off a very insightful analysis of skyrocketing college costs as well as a number of adult films in 2014, including “Naughty Cheerleaders 4″ and ” Teen Wonderland,” Duke University porn starlet Belle Knox has penned an essay for Jezebel lamenting the hierarchical nature and lack of solidarity among employees at all levels of the sex-worker industry.
A note at the end of the essay explains that Knox – whose real name is Miriam Weeks – is still enrolled at Duke University as a women’s studies major. The note also says she is the Duke campus coordinator for Students For Liberty, a libertarian organization that boasts over 1,000 campus branches worldwide.
Students For Liberty champions three principles: economic freedom, social freedom and intellectual freedom.
The (once) 18-year-old, once cash-strapped coed has certainly been a living, breathing exemplar of the first two principles. She used the assets she had at hand, as it were, to generate money to pay tuition at Duke.
As for intellectual freedom, she has also written voluminously about her budding porn career — at TIME, the Huffington Post, Forbes and Playboy (to name just a few).
Knox also has an online reality show in the works called “The Sex Factor.” It will involve eight would-be porn starlets and eight would-be porn studs competing for “porn stardom and a $1 million prize.” She’s the host.
Duke Porn Star Is Libertarian Group Campus Coordinator And Really Sad About Sex Worker Hierarchy (The Daily Caller)
Comments
After reading all the articles, the biggest surprise is how stupid she is.
All this to get a degree in women’s studies?
There are degree’s such as mathematics, which may not be good enough to get you a job, but afterwards will give you tools which could turn out to be surprisingly useful.