The article discusses the case of Nadia White, an adult film actress, who was fired from her role in an upcoming Troma Entertainment film for refusing to ignore COVID-19 safety protocols on set. Troma, an independent film production company known for its campy and cheesy movies, had asked White to disregard these protocols, which she refused to do.
The author, who is a fan of Troma's work, expresses shock and disappointment at the company's decision, highlighting the importance of worker safety, especially in the adult film industry, which has historically been lax in enforcing health and safety measures. The article suggests that this incident raises broader concerns about the industry's responsibility to protect its employees, particularly during a global pandemic.
The author notes that White had previously worked with Troma on other films, showcasing her talent as an actress. However, her refusal to compromise on COVID-19 safety protocols led to her dismissal from the upcoming project, "The Power of Positive Murder."
The article emphasizes the need for the adult film industry to take the pandemic seriously and implement robust safety measures to protect its workforce, rather than prioritizing production over worker well-being. It serves as a cautionary tale about the industry's disregard for employee safety and the consequences that can arise when companies fail to prioritize the health and safety of their workers.
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