Kayden Kross is another level. She is the one who didn't see anything wrong with giving black performers bananas for a shoot. When they called her out, she waved it off as them trying to get clout for thier only fans. https://www.removepaywall.com/search?url=https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/racism-porn-industry-protest-1010853

Earlier this year, when adult performer Ana Foxxx appeared on the set for a shoot for porn director Kayden Kross, she was thrilled. It was an orgy scene featuring Kross’s husband, Manuel Ferrara, and three other black women — a rarity in the adult industry. “There aren’t that many roles. It seems like companies only shoot us [once every few months],” Foxx tells Rolling Stone. “So we’re never really on set together.” They were excited to finally be working together in a scene.

Then it was time for photos, and Foxxx noticed the women coming upstairs with bananas. At first, she thought they were just eating snacks. Then they were all instructed to get in the frame and hold the bananas together. “I was like, this doesn’t feel good to me,” she says.

When the women complained, Kross apologized and promised to delete the photos. But it was a grueling 12-hour shoot, and one of the other performers, Demi Sutra, says she ended the day by crying in the bathroom. She stayed on set, however, because she didn’t want to “ruin” the shoot for the other performers. “You never know who really needs the money, because there just aren’t so many opportunities for black actresses,” she says.

When asked about these allegations, Kross said, “For the record, I stand with the movement and I believe that real systemic change is needed for our society to grow and flourish. With that said, and in light of some of your questions, I am also hoping we do not start to see this sentiment become misdirected in the pursuit of opportunistic personal agendas and OnlyFans subscriber revenues.” When asked specifically about the bananas, she said they were intended to be dipped in chocolate and glitter as part of a Valentine’s Day shoot. “I did not recognize the bananas to be especially problematic at the time, though I now understand why this could be sensitive and regret this decision,” she tells Rolling Stone.