There is plenty of room for change in the porn industry, but even aside from all of that, research is still showing the harms of porn itself and its connection to trafficking.

Sexual assault and abuse allegations have surrounded Robert Sylvester Kelly—known as R. Kelly—for years, but his career has continued to thrive. Until now.

Sex trafficking, abuse, and other forms of exploitation blend right in with what’s mainstream, normalized, and celebrated in our porn and sex-obsessed society.

According to the latest report, the U.S.’ level of sex consumption is one of the primary reasons the sex trafficking market exists.

Prosecutors say billionaire Jeffrey Epstein kept thousands of sexually suggestive photographs at his Manhattan mansion of underage girls.

“Behind each video, each image, a shattered, lost human being who needs our help, not our exploitation of them. I started to see everything now with a different perspective.”

As an organization, we have never intended the phrase “Porn Kills Love” to be shaming. Helping people recognize that porn is harmful isn’t about shaming them, it’s about inviting them to truly consider how porn impacts their life.

We invite you to consider the facts before consuming porn. If you have a brain or relationships, and want to live in a healthy society, this podcast is for you.

Authorities in Florida say they have arrested 85 people in a monthslong human trafficking sting.

The momentary thrill of being noticed by your crush is definitely overshadowed by the many risks of sexting—ending up in court is only one of them.

With these videos, the porn industry is saying to victims of abuse and trafficking, “Your nightmare is a porn consumer’s sexual fantasy.”

“Cyber flashing” is a new online trend which includes sharing explicit content using AirDrop with other iPhone users—and yes, it’s as creepy as it sounds.