: Recently, she has joined other former performers like Lana Rhoades in calling for the permanent removal of their old content from the internet to protect their children's futures.
: She and other industry members described it as a "financial stoning law" that would allow specific individuals, such as Michael Weinstein of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, to profit from taxpayer money while overseeing the industry. RILEY REID [60]
: Reid argued that the proposition was misleading and dangerous for performers. She highlighted that because she produced her own content, the law would allow private citizens to sue her directly if a condom was not visible in her films. : Recently, she has joined other former performers
During the lead-up to the 2016 election, Riley Reid became a vocal opponent of Proposition 60, appearing on platforms like the Harmontown podcast to discuss its implications. She highlighted that because she produced her own