A Black Male Porn Star Is Suing After His White Female Costar Called Him The N-Word During Filming

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"I don't care if she's OK with it — I don't like that word and I'm not down with it," said Maurice McKnight, who performs as Moe the Monster.

Posted on May 17, 2018, at 4:18 p.m.

A black male porn star is suing his former employer after a white female costar called him the n-word twice without his consent while filming a scene and footage of the incident then appeared in a porn video online.

Maurice McKnight, who performs under the name Moe the Monster, filed a lawsuit against DF Productions Inc. and his former supervisor James Camp in Los Angeles County Superior Court on Thursday.

The lawsuit alleges that during filming on July 12, 2017, director Camp asked McKnight on two occasions if he would consent to being called the n-word during filming by his white costar, and both times he refused.

"I told him, 'No, I don't like the word,'" McKnight told BuzzFeed News on Thursday.

He said Camp told him that fans enjoy hearing the word during porn. "I still don't like it," McKnight said he replied.

McKnight said the director then came back later in the day and again asked, noting that his costar, Deborah Hinkle, who performs as Ryan Conner, was OK with saying it.

"I said, 'I don't care if she's OK with it — I don't like that word and I'm not down with it,'" said McKnight, who has worked in the adult film industry for nine years.

He also said that Hinkle was standing next to the director both times that he refused.

However, during the filming of his ejaculation, aka the money shot, Hinkle can be heard saying the word twice.

"Give me that nigger load. Give me all that nigger cum," said Hinkle, in a video that was uploaded to dogfart.com, a porn network run by DF Productions.

Hinkle did not immediately respond to BuzzFeed News' request for comment.

"The use of the n-word in the workplace is considered by courts, and our society, as the most offensive racial slur imaginable," said McKnight's lawyer, Dan Gilleon. "It embodies the evil of racism.

"Unfortunately, Dogfart makes a lot of money catering to racists in our society, so they were willing to dupe Moe into performing this scene, knowing Ryan Conner planned to use this vulgar language," he said.

It's unclear if the video is still available on the Dogfart network, which specializes in interracial videos.

News of the lawsuit was first published Thursday by the New York Daily News.

McKnight alleges in his lawsuit that the company "targets racist viewers and entices them into paying DFI money in exchange for the right to view racist adult films."

He said he requested that the footage be edited after he realized it was being sold online from December 2017, and that staff at DF Productions refused.

Alleged text messages published in the lawsuit show Cable Rosenberg, the owner of DF Productions, and Camp insulting McKnight.

"Make your dick hard again and stop being a beta male ... It’s getting embarrassing. Anymore tortious interference and we’ll take this to court," Rosenberg texted, according to the lawsuit.

BuzzFeed News was unable to reach Camp, Rosenberg, or anyone from DF Productions for comment.

McKnight said black adult stars already experience a lot of discrimination while working in porn and that he wanted to pursue his lawsuit to help fight against it.

"I want that word and those types of stigmas to be eliminated from the adult industry," said McKnight.

 

I fell bad for the guy but IR porn is predicated on racist stereotypes and imagery.

Porn is all about degrading and offensive situations, spitting, slapping, rough sex and offensive words are par for the course. I don't think a lawsuit is going to change that because anything that (legally) gets people off is going to remain popular and profitable.

 

The female pornstar involved is supposedly Ryan Conner. Also, the dude has a reputation for allowing his porn co-stars to call him the N-word in past scenes, so he comes off as a hypocritical bitch-made dude with this lawsuit.

 

If this is true and the defendants can produce prior videos where McKnight is being called the N-word, there is no lawsuit.

LOL. This always sounded like a money grab to me. McKnight probably planned to retire anyway and this was a ploy to leave with some cash in his pocket.

 

I need to catch up on porn. lol. Has he ever been on blacked.com or blackedraw?

 

She should not have called him the n-word what the fuck didn't she stop right there?

Edit: I don't care he has allowed it before.

 

The porn industry is weird. I suppose I should ignore his complaint since he has allowed it before. But, then again, just because he allowed it in the past doesn't mean he isn't allowed to change and not want it any more. As odd as it is, it is still a business, and they shouldn't have tried to sneak it in. I am kind of interested on how the laws protecting employees and laws on consent will play out here.

 

His co fucker should just have respected his wishes.

 

Co-fucker? lol. I wonder if HR stands for Handjob Resources.

 

You only need one resource to do a handjob: Your hand.

 

Lube makes all the difference, though. And a towel to clean up the mess afterwards.

 

Ok..

 

It's all fantasy real world documentary style...he expects to get money for this...?

 

I am translating your post as it is ok to disrespect a black male porn actor just because he has given his consent to be disrespected earlier.

 

Intentional infliction of emotional distress would seem to be the civil lawsuit but can MM show damages which I believe are an element of the Tort???

 

This is a about consent. He did not consent. They need to fucking pay him for the shit they released without his consent.

 

Read about this on another forum and many are conflicted. One big reason is he tweeted how he enjoyed the scene and working with his costar and the director. Not to mention he was frequently used by that Dogfart. Also, I've heard his work had been drying up, as well as there being an STD controversy with him so some think it's a cash grab or revenge.

Regardless, he didn't consent to being called the N word for that specific scene so they should've complied. If a girl doesn't want to be called a bitch or a cunt for one scene even though she allows it in other scenes, her wishes should be respected and if they were violated, the girl would have all kinds of support while the girl while crucifying the dude, even if she lied. Not everyone is in the mood for that same thing all the time.

Sad thing is the other black performers coming for him and getting in Twitter beefs like some rappers.

 

??????

 

Bm/WW porn can quit the n-word expression, it make something that can be fun and enjoyable to watch become total trash.

 

Interracial mainstream porn exists for white male consumption. So, they aren’t getting rid of that silliness.