Diesel clothing company took sex work to the next level by sending their models to law school. The only problem is Brooklyn Law School officials are frontin’ like they didn’t know what was poppin’. “Our understanding was that they were going to be doing a shoot for jeans not intimates”, was the plea the spokeswoman for the law school tried to cop.
Even the students are supporting their school’s misguided assault against the photo shoot taken in their precious prestigious library. Correct me if I’m wrong, but I haven’t met a college student that didn’t fantasize about getting busy in certain off- limit places in school. I can’t believe that hip- college students in the year 1011 are drying about a lingerie ad by a hip clothing line like Diesel. Is this the same generation that helped put Obama in office? Are y’all not ready for change?
To add insult to injury, Brooklyn Law events director Chris Gibbons was in attendance during the shoot. That’s the over/under if you ask me. Brooklyn Law School is trying to get over on the public by denouncing sex workers while under the table, they shake hands and collect the money until the media exposes the deal. As conscious sex workers beware of the people who threaten your economic security only to further their hidden agendas. Any sex workers attending BLS speak up against the bureaucracy or transfer. Don’t let them fool you. Show them how smart you really are.
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