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Why is Amazon.com Hosting Pornographic Websites?
Amazon.com, the world’s largest online retailer, has a shady side business. While the policies of this corporation technically prohibit the sale of pornography, its practices tell a
Amazon.com, the world’s largest online retailer, has a shady side business. While the policies of this corporation technically prohibit the sale of pornography, its practices tell a
I am Dilshy Banu, and I am a victim of a unique form of revenge porn [also known as “porn shaming.”] I was once a
YouTube star Chrissy Chambers was shocked when people began posting links from a porn site with pictures and videos of her on it. The boy
Last year I landed my dream job—a position with the National Center on Sexual Exploitation! I had known Patrick Trueman and Dawn Hawkins for several
Elle is a grassroots supporter of the movement to defend dignity and to end sexual exploitation. She recently contacted the National Center on Sexual Exploitation
Original Source: CNN Author: Forest Brown A state with a national reputation for wholesomeness is taking aim at a medium with quite a different
Joint Press Conference with the National Center on Sexual Exploitation and State Senator Todd Weiler Washington, DC – Today, in an official ceremony, Utah Governor
On April 5th, 2016, Drs. John and Julie Gottman, clinical psychologists and co-founders of the Gottman Institute, posted “An Open Letter on Porn.” This article
YouTube, for the second consecutive year, has been included on the National Center on Sexual Exploitation’s annual Dirty Dozen List. The popular video-sharing site returns
Written by Jas Swilks. Originally posted Feb 13th 2016 on ‘Thoughts from Jas’. Trigger Warning: domestic violence, graphic discussions of violence against women, and violent
By Nicole Dailey Sexually abused as a little girl. Behavior issues in elementary school. Anti-social childhood. Constantly fearful and frequently suicidal at age ten. A
Utah has made another significant stride toward officially recognizing pornography as a public health crisis. A resolution introduced into the Utah State Legislature declaring pornography