…to be abusive. Cosmopolitan, Fight the New Drug, The Independent UK, and Huffington Post all have also published articles on the abusive nature of Fifty Shades. Dawn Hawkins, the Executive…
…live video: ‘Black slave gets f***** by white master’ 240k views).” Fight the New Drug replied directly to Pornhub asking, “If you’re anti-racism, why do you host the following videos…
…ParentsAware.info, and Fight the New Drug are great tools, too! C – Communication Consistent, open communication with your children is key to keeping them safe while they’re learning, playing, and…
…concerned mother Clay Olsen, CEO, Fight the New Drug Brian Willoughby, Professor, Brigham Young University Remarks from our Vice President & Executive Director at the pivotal and historic signing: In…
Watch Elizabeth Smart’s Video Here: In a world exclusive interview with Fight the New Drug, Elizabeth Smart opens up for the first time about the role pornography played in her…
…Trauma and Psychopathology Program at the University of Pennsylvania; former porn film producer Donny Pauling; and Clay Olsen, Co-Founder & Executive Director of Fight the New Drug. PressConference from Pornography…
…the same way that drug use does.[4] As YourBrainOnPorn.com points out, “The results of 41 neurological studies (and upcoming studies) are consistent with 320+ Internet addiction “brain studies,” some of…
…human trafficking and drug addiction, this legislation criminalizes the use of drugs to facilitate human trafficking. Human traffickers often introduce drugs or encourage existing addictions for the purpose of exploiting…
…years by the time Facebook launched in 2004, connecting billions globally. By 2012, with Snapchat’s new ephemeral messaging, Section 230 had been static for 16 years amidst vast technological changes….
One unfortunate and under-addressed aspect of human trafficking is the use of drugs by traffickers to control and exploit vulnerable populations. Data shows that drug use and human trafficking are…
…motivating and addicting many of those exposed. . . . “Pornography triggers myriad kinds of internal, natural drugs that mimic the ‘high’ from a street drug. Addiction to pornography is…
…and acceptability, and the news media sometimes obliges. Newsweek did this twice in six months in 2003. The January 14 issue reported that something called Adult Sites Against Child Pornography…
