> Some dancers also feared being classified as employees would mean not being able to pick and choose which customers to serve.

> “I think they should control their own sexuality, they should control their own bodies,” he said. “The difference there being, of course, if you’re an employee, you don’t have a choice who you perform for, as an independent contractor you get to choose how you perform, whom you perform for, and what level you’re comfortable at.”

Is a stripper allowed to discriminate on protected characteristics? Can she say that she doesn’t want to strip for Asians, for example? Or will she run afoul of the anti-discrimination laws?