This 2021 survey from the UK found that an estimated 99.3% of female respondents reported being repeatedly subjected to sexual violence including assaults, harassment, and rape.
As our collective society aims to fight against women’s victimization, it also defends an industry that victimizes women on an unimaginable scale.
As the amount of pornography produced increases and becomes more normalized, the intensity of the degradation it portrays does, too.
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How can you tell if porn was made consensually or not? How can you identify if someone was trafficked into porn? We’ll tell you. Ready for the answer?
Trafficking Awareness: What Parents and Guardians Need to Know to Help Keep their Children Safe in this Digital Age
When you think “anti-porn,” you might think “anti-sex.” But did you know choosing to not watch porn is one of the most sex-positive things you can do?
Due to a variety of factors, LGBTQ+ youth are disproportionately vulnerable to sex trafficking and sexual exploitation. Here’s why.
Underage exposure to porn fuels existing issues of sexual harassment. Are schools equipped to prevent the tidal wave of peer-to-peer unwanted sexual attention?
Not all porn features violence, but even non-violent porn is associated with negative effects like increased sexual aggression.
Have you heard the claim that watching porn is a natural and important part of having your sexual needs met? Research has shown the opposite—here’s a closer look.
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