Our colleges and universities have a real problem with sex. Or rather, with consent. Rape culture attitudes reign, unchecked by administration and often encouraged.
The supermarket checkout staple Cosmopolitan is at it again with their efforts to market porn to teen girls. Cosmo is no longer just for hair and fashion tips. Now they give suggestions of porn titles for beginners and compare exploited women to fair trade coffee beans.
Cosmopolitan Magazine has a history of promoting porn to their readers in an effort to appear edgy and current. This is not a feminist magazine. Its goal is to mold women into submissive sex kittens while calling the process “empowering.”
Porn in the workplace is causing new problems, according to a recent survey. IT workers said in a ThreatTrack Security survey that they waste time removing easily avoidable malware. 40 percent of the malware found on executive’s devices is caused by viewing online pornography.
Outrageous that universities continue to deliver their students, a captive audience, to the porn industry! Below is a draft letter to the president and other Yale University leaders where YOU can send a message.
A major anti-pornography organization, along with many others, is currently observing a week of awareness meant to educate the public about the dangers of pornography.
This week marks Morality in Media’s 26th Annual White Ribbon Against Pornography Week from October 27-November 4. The purpose of WRAP Week is to educate about the harms of pornography.
WASHINGTON, D.C. (October 28, 2013) – This week marks the Morality in Media’s 26th Annual White Ribbon Against Pornography Week from October 27-November 4. WRAP Week
Pornography is off the pay-per-view menu at all 171 Nordic Choice Hotels, Scandinavia’s largest hotel group. In a statement, Petter Storalen, owner of Nordic Choice, said the decision was prompted by the company’s charity work with Unicef to combat child trafficking and sexual exploitation.
Miley Cyrus has made headlines once again. GameLink, retailer of adult entertainment, has reached out to Cyrus in a letter to offer her the chance to direct a porn film, with complete creative control, for “ONE MILLION dollars.”
As pornography pervades the culture, porn addicts are getting younger and younger. According to a new survey in the UK, 20 percent of boys in their late teens say they are “dependent on porn.”
Porn industry operators are in panic mode after four porn stars tested positive for HIV in less than a month. Yet HIV is only one of many health problems common to the industry.
Harms from pornography include increased demand for sexual trafficking, increased violence against women, widespread addiction, the sexual exploitation of children and a host of other debilitating problems.
