LOS ANGELES - Adult film stars Stormy Daniels and Lynn LeMay showed their support for the Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection last week at Internext Las Vegas by volunteering their time and star power at ASACP's booth.
"Everyone at ASACP is so appreciative of Stormy and Lynn's support," said Joan Irvine, CEO of the ASACP. "Their participation at our booth definitely helped to garner more attention for [the "Restricted to Adults" website label] and ASACP's mission."
Daniels and LeMay were on hand two days to talk about ASACP and the RTA label, alongside taking photos with fans.
"I was thrilled to participate at the ASACP booth at Internext," Daniels said. "Self-regulating ourselves is very important in protecting our industry and our businesses. The RTA label is not only key in doing that, but it is instrumental in protecting children from viewing adult content on the Internet. Choosing to work in the adult industry comes with certain responsibilities that I think a lot of my fellow performers and producers are simply unaware of, and I would like to raise that awareness."
Daniels, the official ASACP spokesperson, is developing a public service announcement to bring attention to the RTA label.
"I'm proud to support ASACP, and I think it's important that the adult industry sends out the message that we do care about our children's safety," said LeMay, president of LeMayzing Pictures. "Being a parent myself, I know I want to make sure my children are protected while surfing the Internet."
