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Anti-porn group warns against watching ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ (USA Today)
The trailer for Fifty Shades of Gray “deceives the public with a visually appealing melodramatic love story that romanticizes and normalizes sexual violence.”
The trailer for Fifty Shades of Gray “deceives the public with a visually appealing melodramatic love story that romanticizes and normalizes sexual violence.”
Fifty Shades of Grey has taken the world by storm. The well-oiled PR machine they have hired would have you think that all women want to be treated as slaves and that “NO” really means “YES!”
Our pornified culture is leading to an overwhelming acceptance of sexual violence.
The White House’s report and video does little to address the causes of rape culture in the United States, particularly one that is rarely addressed in these types of politicized campaigns: porn.
Two years ago, in the UK, a 10-year-old boy raped another 10-year-old boy in an elementary school. The case is now in court. Karl Scholz, prosecuting attorney, said, “It is almost certain that in this case what was being done was to act out what had been seen in pornographic material.”
A boy of ten raped a classmate in the toilets of his primary school as he ‘acted out’ scenes from online pornography, a court was told.
This week’s decision of the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit affirming the conviction of hardcore pornographer Ira Isaacs serves as a reminder that distribution of hardcore adult pornography is still illegal under federal law in America.
President Obama spoke plainly when he said, “Sexual assault is an affront to our basic decency and humanity.” And to sexual assault victims, he said, “I’ve got your back.”
A 13-year old boy in England has pled guilty to rape, attempted rape and sexual assault of an eight-year old girl, and, according to reports, pornography may have played a significant part in his crimes. The actions took place when he was 10.
Our colleges and universities have a real problem with sex. Or rather, with consent. Rape culture attitudes reign, unchecked by administration and often encouraged.
At his sentencing hearing, Castro made a bizarre, rambling testimony focused on two points: he was not a monster and his addiction to pornography broke down his self-control. While the first point is debatable, the second is founded in reality.
The U.S. military has a serious pornography problem and now we’re seeing the consequences with at least 70 sexual abuse cases happening each day. Today,