London’s oldest strip club loses operating license

[sonnymadler]

An unamed women’s rights group filed complaints about the club allegedly breaching a strict “no touching” rule, an undercover investigation performed by former policemen. More on this here:

https://www.thestage.co.uk/news/2018/sohos-windmill-theatre-loses-operating-licence/

And here is an experienced stripper’s opinion on the matter:

http://www.dazeddigital.com/life-cu...ldest-strip-club-could-mean-for-womens-rights

Since it’s loosely related to our fetish world, I’m just curious to hear people’s thoughts on this, particularly those with experience in the sex/fetish industry. Anybody can comment of course.

 

[BlasterMaster]

Unfortunate that things got that bad. I hope the dancers can find work if they got fired. 🙁

 

[happydarwin]

It seems like a symptom of the current theme where we're learning about just how clueless lots of us were about how bad it was for women in a variety of industries.
As a Michigan State alumnus I am watching the fallout from the Dr. Nassar scandal and just how awful it was.
Maybe we just need to listen to each other more, find that middle ground we seemed to have lost.

HappyD