Corey D. Silverstein, the driving force behind MyAdultAttorney and Adul Law, recently spoke to VICE as part of a piece exploring the 

wider sex work-scape in light of Roe vs. Wade’s recent overturn.

Read “‘Doubling Our Rates for Creampie Scenes:’ Sex Workers on Life After Roe” right here.

VICE authors wrote that, “In the months since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade and eradicated the national right to abortion, many sex workers are wrestling with the possibility that they may be unable to terminate an unwanted pregnancy.”

The authors spoke to sex workers in different areas of the field, including adult performer Siri Dahl. Silverstein then added a legal perspective to the piece.

Though he has “yet to come across one instance in 20 years of a performer actually getting pregnant on set,” Silverstein told VICE, “I always recommend performers get health insurance. Always.”

Silverstein then pointed out that this is not always realistic, in part because many people simply don’t have the consistent income to afford it, addeding credence to VICE’s observation that many sex workers live “paycheck-to-paycheck.”

“I was thrilled to be part of this article because VICE continues to cover important issues that media outlets too often ignore, as they involve the adult entertainment industry,” Silverstein said. 

“Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization overturned 50 years of legal precedent that I’ve studied as a constitutional attorney,” Silverstein explained. “The practical effects of this decision are unfortunately being mischaracterized and understated.”

Silverstein has spoken to other mainstream media outlets about this issue. Read, for instance, “The Supreme Court May Have Just Killed Porn’s ‘Creampie'” in The Daily Beast right here.

Read VICE’s article in full here.