Omg. Seriously?
Omg. Seriously?



Omg Jesus take the wheel... Lololol I can't right now
Lmaoooo they dont care about our skin tone, they care about our race. If we are BLACK/AFRICAN AMERICAN or not
I know black girls who are "passing" meaning as light or lighter than olive toned white women, hispanic women, etc. But they are still BLACK so management doesnt GAF.
Racism is about race. Period.
You can express WHY you think discrimination is happening but without ever being in our shoes white ppl will never understand, or wont try to understand. Im not mad, thats just the way the cookie crumbles.
Simply, dont go where your not welcome.
scared money makes no money
And if you have to say "im not racist, or dont think im being racist" or any expression of the sort your trying to hard not be. Lol. Like i said im not upset. Ive learned to embrace ignorance nd racism because its actually not a reflection of us/me/whoever their addressing its them because they dont know us/me/whoever their addressing, and their not very cultured. And most racist people have grown up in a BOX meaning a community of people who are EXACTLY LIKE THEM. The shit is actually sad.
scared money makes no money


Girl fuck that damn place. Go with your own, and stick with your own.A white strip club would reject a Naomi Campbell look alike for a average Amy Schumer look like, and say she's hotter than all hell.
Keep in mind you are a ni66er, and will always will be one to these people. Why are you acting so damn shock?Anyways what city was this in?


And you want to know whats so funny, black clubs make way more money than white clubs these days and I feel like hey we as a black our race start need to build back our collective wealth any way possible way. ell, with the exception of killing,drugs, and other illegal activities.Thats why I dance now. I always wanted to own my own business.





Omg this is so true. One of my old mid tier clubs got a new location and told me I was too thick to work at the new location. They were trying to go upscale which was hilarious as the only thing saving this club was the old location right by a transportation hub and you could see it clearly while commuting.
So I said no prob and started dancing full time at my urban club. Well come to find out, my old club is struggling badly and decides to try and jump in on All Star Weekend. So they hire promoters and pay an NBA player to come and some famous video vixen. And guess what? They had to recruit girls from the urban clubs to come work that night. Guess who got a call while she was on vacation to come in and work again? Lol
The house girls all complained to me that they didn't make any money and all my friends from the urban clubs who worked it were telling me how they cleaned house that night.
So just thought it was stupid how that club didn't want to be an urban club or have urban girls, but guess who paid their rent and bills that month? Black money. Fuxking idiots


LOL!I know it's true. But you know what, being the type of person that I am,some part of me wants these upscale and white clubs to keep being oblivious of powerful we are when it comes to money.Why? Because, I want to keep whatever little wealth we have in our own community, and not have try to take our shit capitalize off of it, and than banned us from it. I'm sorry if I am bringing morals,ethic codes, or racial politics into a stripper forum but I just can't help it.
Like I said, black clubs are rising up, and is becoming powerful upscale everyday.Just look at Atlanta,Miami, DC,and other well to do black cities.I have no idea why people think that an urban club means ghetto,nasty,and trashy
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Yep! I've noticed this too. Most of the famous big money clubs are black clubs with black dancers. Magic City, King of Diamonds etc. I'm sure the owner of those clubs and the dancers are not starving or struggling with money any time soon. So if clubs want to roll out the red carpet for every skinny white girl and reject almost all black dancers that's their loss. There are beautiful women in all races and shapes and they all deserve a shot, not just one type of girl.
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As a skinny white woman...if I owned/managed a strip club, I wouldn't care what race you were. As long as you were beautiful, smart, and a good dancer/hustler, and not evil or crazy or dramatic, you'd get hired. Crazy violent bitches would get fired on the spot.
I am appalled this is nearly 2017 and WOC still have to deal with this. It isn't right.





First of all, I was talking about NakedNicole's statement about how come Indians do not talk about racism. I was letting her know that what she was saying was not true. She was trying to make it seem like black women are the only ones complaining about racism in this industry.Trust me, I know what black women go through in this industry. So, I never downplay what black women go thur period.




Ok so I'm not dark skinned so maybe I should just shut up, but I thought it was BOTH African Americans in particular being discriminated against because of the history of this county towards them, AND colorism ( lighter skin and more European/white passing features getting you treated better and hired more quickly) ?? Cause thats what I've noticed but again I'm white so idk
i second this. i fall into the "little blonde white chick with no ass" category, and i've been hired at urban mostly black/latino clubs before. most dancers and customers didn't like me but at least they gave me a chance. dancers of color usually don't even get a chance to audition at many of the upscale clubs i have worked at. i see it all the time. i've even heard managers flat out say they don't like hiring black girls.
the area you're in makes a difference too. when i lived in LA i didn't notice it as much... but here in texas the clubs are (not that surprisingly i guess) pretty blatantly racist. which sadly makes sense because the customers are racist. just last night i had a guy who just came right up to me and started talking to me about how last time he came in, there were a lot of black girls, and he's happy to see thats changed because he doesn't like them, along with some other ignorant shit. its pretty disturbing how often men here think its ok to just come up to me and start telling me how much they hate black women. like damn, i wish i had a dollar for every time some crusty white man in cowboy boots said something racist to me. they are so small minded that they really can't imagine why i wouldn't agree with them, since i'm white too.
idk how people can still be that stupid in this day and age but but thats the south for you.. i work in louisiana too and its even worse there![]()





And often those racist customers don't have respect for women AND tend to be cheap. Racists and sexist go hand in hand. Trump, great example. Once I hear racist remarks for another race or whatever, I excuse myself. I rarely hear stuff like that where I'm at tho. Thank God.





Guys, please don't flame me, but I think I get KIND OF what NakedNicole was trying to say. Or maybe I just skimmed it too quickly, I dunno. But what I took away from it was that YES it's unfair and racist but that sometimes it's just club policy and to not take it personally (I know that's really hard and shitty!).... The manager may have loved your look but was under the owner's orders not to hire anyone who wasn't white. I think a lot of owners are stuck in the 80s and are even older than that themselves, so they were still raised in a very divisive culture and harbor at least unconscious (if not conscious) racism. They may think they're doing the best thing for their club and that only hiring certain skin colors of girls will keep the trash out of the club, when really that's the support staff's job.
I've watched almost the same scenario as the OP, where a beautiful, classily dressed, well-spoken black girl came in and wanted to audition. The manager turned her down. 10 minutes later, 3 nasty trailer trash looking white girls walked in, wearing bad weaves and sweatpants, and he hired all 3 of them. I asked him what was up with that, obviously the first girl was much hotter and seemed like she'd do great with the businessmen, and he literally told me he agreed but the owner had told him no more non-white girls.
My club is very bad in that way though, they will go through periods of riffraff and terrible disrespectful customers who are part of the 'ghetto' culture that people associate with black men (despite some of these guys being white or Hispanic)... and instead of telling the doormen to simply stop letting in these guys, they blame it on the number of black girls working or the music they're playing & think they're attracting them. It's unfair and stupid.
I feel like if a girl comes in and is put together, doesn't speak like a hood rat, and can dance, you should give her a chance. If she clicks with your customers, great, both the club and the girl make money. If not, she'll leave on her own. I think management/owners need to worry more about whether the girl's personality/image fits or attracts the right customers more than whether her skin color will.
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I only have two things to add:
1) Although as a black woman, I'm not happy with everything that's been said in this thread, no one should be getting flamed. We are all dancers, so the only color that should really matter to us is GREEN. I really enjoy Stripper Web mainly for the community and support. We are ALL sisters (sistas lol) in the struggle.
Where else can you go to ask questions like "Do you think my sugar daddy is paying me enough? How can I get more out of him without his wife/accountant noticing something funny with the bank statements?" NOWHERE. Other people would look at you as if you were the scum of the earth. Only WE understand our struggle, our hustle, etc. so it always stresses me TF out when I see us on here warring.
We all bleed once a month, all of our feet be killing us after a long ass shift, and we all got some dude in our phone who we like who is giving us a major headache right now. If we as strippers (and the world in general) learned to embrace our similarities instead of looking for minor differences (She dances to dubstep and I dance to trap!!!), we would all be much happier. Just something to keep in mind while we discuss this... And racial issues NEED to be discussed or things will never change.
2) I want to piggy back off something BarbieNYC said. Honestly, this racism in the club situation may work itself out on its own eventually. I work in a large metropolitan city considered to be one of the strip club capitals of the world. When I first moved here, there were several mid-tier and high end white clubs that I knew I'd never be able to work at. A couple years later, I noticed a trend developing. White clubs would rent out their least busy nights, usually a Monday, to black promoters and black dancers. These nights were wildly successful as urban clubs have a habit to charging like $20 to $40 at the door and could pack out the club since stripping/strippers are so prized in our culture... at least for the youth. Add the cutest Instagram girls in the city and the ball players who use slow nights like Mondays to party (it's usually their day off) and let's just say that this business model has proven very successful.
Guess what? Nearly all of those clubs I'd never be able to work at has either 1) added an urban night 2) has become a mixed club or 3) HAS TURNED COMPLETELY URBAN. Times are a-changing. And business is all about supply and demand. I think now there is only one club in the city I'd probably be turned away from and that's The Penthouse Club. (They seem to be the big offenders here lol) I've never tried tho. And I'm a brown-skin, black girl.
So ladies, keep your head up. If you have the talent and the looks (which is required in this industry no matter what color you are), there is money out here for you. *stripper hugs to all*![]()
"I'm trying to get Boston George and Diego money/And stack it all up like Lego money....."
i think thats kinda what i was getting at. they're just trying to do what they think is best for the club from a business standpoint... and if the customer base is turned off by black girls, they have to either go along with it and refuse to hire them.. or suffer financially. and of course those greedy assholes will do literally anything they can to make money, in almost all cases. they don't give two fucks about us or about having morals or treating dancers fairly. doesn't matter what it is, they'll discriminate or extort us to line their own pockets. they'll turn a blind eye to racism, sexual assault, illegal drug use, nearly anything as long as they can get away with it and keep customers coming back. its all fucked up but as long as racism is still alive and well in the world, the clubs will continue to perpetuate it if they think it'll make them $$$
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