Mark Zuckerberg and other Meta Platforms executives were recently sued for not doing enough to stop sex trafficking and child sexual exploitation on Facebook and Instagram.
When it comes to evaluating schools, many safety concerns are involved, but do schools realize that students are being exposed to or consuming pornography while at school?
How can quitting porn improve your sexual health and intimate relationships? Hear from real people whose experiences show how quitting porn can improve sexual health and satisfaction.
If you ever wonder why porn performers never publicly speak out about abuse or violence they experience while still in the industry, read on.
There are emotional reasons people keep going back to porn—reasons that are not crazy or deranged, reasons that don’t make them a “bad person.”
Research shows that porn can fuel disconnection—and that doesn’t only translate to those you’re in a romantic relationship with.
Research indicates that consuming porn is linked with more negative body image, lower self-esteem, and poorer mental health.
Cartoon pornography, which often depicts characters from mainstream children’s shows, is more prevalent than you might think.
Sextortion is a form of child sexual abuse where a victim is threatened or blackmailed to meet the specific demands of a perpetrator.
A 2019 report showed that deepfake creation would double yearly and that 96% of existing deepfakes were nonconsensual pornography.
Spotify, one of the most popular music streaming apps today, features a vast selection of pornographic content—but they’re not the only ones.
Many “private” TikTok accounts may seem harmless at first glance but may actually be portals to child sexual exploitation material.
