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  1. Website. anniesprinkle .org. Annie M. Sprinkle (born Ellen F. Steinberg on July 23, 1954) is an American certified sexologist, [2] performance artist, former sex worker, and advocate for sex work and health care. [3] Sprinkle has worked as a prostitute, sex educator, feminist stripper, pornographic film actress, and sex film producer and director.

  2. Annie Sprinkle was most frequently tagged: vintage (6), pornstar (5), retro (5), classic (4), blowjob (3), full (3), orgy (3), film (3), big-tits (3), cumshot (2), hardcore (2), big (2), boobs (2), ass (2), threesome (2)

  3. Annie Sprinkle. Actress: Rites of Passion. Annie Sprinkle was born Ellen F. Steinberg on July 23, 1954, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A self-described "nice Jewish girl" whose parents were academics, she grew up in the greater Los Angeles area, and was a bashful girl well into her teens.

  4. By Nadja Sayej. September 30, 2019. Annie Sprinkle. All photos courtesy the artist. There’s a lot more to Annie Sprinkle than her buxom physique. The legendary author, academic, activist, prostitute, and feminist filmmaker is a tour de force who revolutionized sex work and pornography forever.

  5. Annie Sprinkle. Actress: Rites of Passion. Annie Sprinkle was born Ellen F. Steinberg on July 23, 1954, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A self-described "nice Jewish girl" whose parents were academics, she grew up in the greater Los Angeles area, and was a bashful girl well into her teens.

  6. Sprinkle was a video artist and a New Age nymphette, caressing the clit of underground feminist queer culture-to-be. Echoes of her influence exist in the likes of Indie Porn Revolution and Queer Porn TV’s Courtney Trouble, who amps body positivity and fluidity via trans and non-binary performers, with extra emphasis on the importance of consent.

  7. Sprinkle has continuously toured one-woman theater performances about her life since 1989, such as Post Porn Modernist and Hestory of Porn. One of the pivotal players in the 80’s “sex positive feminist movement,” Ms. Sprinkles art work has long championed sex education and equal rights.