What would you change about the adult industry?

Misha Montana: I would love to see more support for each other within our community. It’s hard to try to battle the outside world without unification. There are a lot of people that utterly despise us and our business that have sought for years to destroy the industry. We are facing harsh scrutiny and criticism more than ever. Radical political and overzealous religious agendas are looming over us at all times, gaining traction every day. We have to be vigilant in fighting for our rights and the rights of fellow sex workers across the globe. This is a dangerous business to be in when there’s a constant threat and potential for very serious consequences strictly because of what we do for a living. We owe it to ourselves, each other and to the people who depend on us to stand up and fight for our rights. I think people are too comfortable being complacent and if they aren’t directly affected, they choose to ignore these issues. Unfortunately, that mentality could be costly. We are obligated to try to change the narrative and the negative perception surrounding porn. There are people convinced that porn is directly related to the trafficking of children. This kind of intentionally misguided, ignorant and completely false way of thinking is incredibly dangerous for the people in this industry. There needs to be more education and more action from our community to eliminate these fallacies from dictating politics and driving anti-porn, anti-sex work agendas.