Porn star Zander Lane originally announced his retirement in late February, but now he’s back! The star just announced that he’s coming out of retirement and will “film with anyone.” The twist? He’s going to donate his entire paycheck to Black Lives Matter-related causes.
“I will come out of retirement and film with anyone and have the studios donate my ENTIRE pay to blacklivesmatters.carrd.co,” wrote Lane on Twitter.
Lane is one of many porn stars that has become extremely vocal about equal rights for members of the Black community. Many have been donating and urging their followers to donate as well. Other stars like Sharok, Adrian Hart, and Brock Banks have been attending the protests and posting about their experiences.
The site Zander links to in his tweet has gone viral over the past couple of days. The page links to multiple petitions, resources, and places to donate that relate to the protests currently happening around the country.
Lane originally retired back in February. The star said that he was stepping away from the industry to focus on his mental health. Before leaving porn, the star had previously worked with major studios like Men.com, Naked Sword, and College Dudes.
“I am retiring from porn from here on out, I will be working on my mental health and working towards a better me. I’ve spent the last few weeks in a bad rut. But it’s time to take off my happy mask and just be real,” Zander tweeted back in February. “Very sorry to all that are upset. But it is time to work on me.”
Thank you
Is he desperate for some black dick? I’m sure Rhyheim Shabazz will be first in line.
He simply stated he will come out of retirement to film and donate the earnings…why do u have to add “desperate for black dick”. Atleast people are doing sth other than safely typing on their keypads like u and me
(If u did do sth, thank you)
Said it before and I will say it again. Don’t announce your retirement. Just take time away from the industry to rejuvenate. Sometimes time away will do you good.
I’ve had yawns that lasted longer than his retirement.