By: Bethonie Butler
Strip clubs can play a significant role in normalizing sex for money, and put Black women and girls at greater risk for abuse or worse.


Bethonie Butler is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including The Independent and The Washington Post. She focuses on topics related to race and identity, often exploring historical figures like Cleopatra and their impact on contemporary discussions of race. Bethonie is also the author of "Black TV," published by @BDLpub, and her work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Philadelphia Tribune and Capital B.
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Bethonie's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment, particularly TV shows and movies. She also delves into discussions around race and identity in the context of popular culture. If you want to reach out to her, consider providing pitches related to insights or stories about new or upcoming TV shows and movies, as well as topics related to racial representation and identity in entertainment.
Given her interest in these areas, she may be open to receiving information about events tied to significant releases or seasonal trends within the entertainment industry that align with her coverage focus. Keep in mind that Bethonie doesn't have a specific geographic focus but appears interested in broader cultural conversations happening within the United States.
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