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Gay Adult Film Actor Markie More Vows to Donate $250 from Each Scene to Gay-Straight Alliance Network

Andy Towle March 29, 2017 Leave a Comment

Markie More, a gay adult film actor who works with Next Door Studios who recently announced his retirement, made a couple of announcement at The Phoenix Forum trade show over the weekend.

https://twitter.com/paadzer/status/710023235245641728

The first announcement was that he’s coming out of retirement. The second was that he would be donating $250 from each forthcoming scene to the Gay-Straight Alliance network, a “next-generation LGBTQ racial and gender justice organization that empowers and trains queer, trans and allied youth leaders to advocate, organize, and mobilize an intersectional movement for safer schools and healthier communities” according to its mission statement.

Said Markie:

“I’ve always felt a calling within myself to help people, especially those who can’t necessarily help themselves. And over the years it’s only gotten stronger, this feeling. And I thought that I had to subtract myself from the adult industry to make this happen. So I took some time to reflect and I realized that this is the very industry that changed my life in so many ways for the better. Being more confident, comfortable with who I am, comfortable with my sexuality. So I’ve decided not to retire and from this point forward I will be donating $250 from every scene to the GSA network ― the Gay-Straight Alliance network. It’s a charity that organizes clubs within middles schools and high schools for LGBTQ youth, giving them a safe place to learn, a comfortable place to socialize and avoid the hate and then just to grow. I believe we just need to love each other. Just be kind.”

Watch:

WATCH: @MarkieMore Statement at The Phoenix Forum 2017 (https://t.co/V0hnlWqJMP) Video by @philliyT // @BuddyProfits @NextDoorStudios pic.twitter.com/XhCNm6tfrb

— Queer Me Now (@QueerMeNow) March 25, 2017

Topics: Actor, Coming Out More Posts About: charity, Gay-Straight Alliances, Markie More

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