A big-time sex scandal has been shaking the South Korean K-pop and entertainment industry since the beginning of this year.
These underage school girls (read: sex-trafficked children) work in cafes or provide “services” to men in their 30-50’s that range from bar-tending to selling sex.
With over 33.5 billion visits to this porn site annually, providing sources on sexual science is a good thought, but does it solve the larger issues porn causes?
So, why should we care if celebrities’ intimate or private images are hacked, and then posted online without their consent?
Instead of asking why cam girls comply with these dangerous requests, we should be asking why these requests are being made in the first place.
Authorities in Florida say they have arrested 85 people in a monthslong human trafficking sting.
With these videos, the porn industry is saying to victims of abuse and trafficking, “Your nightmare is a porn consumer’s sexual fantasy.”
Image credit to Getty, retrieved on PopCulture.com. 6-minute read. Names have been changed to protect the identities of women who wish to remain anonymous. Another day, another…
Sex trafficking is a global issue in local communities, and it’s up to us to speak out when we see something that isn’t okay.
A recent report found that over 100 Uber drivers are being accused of sexually assaulting passengers. The unfortunate reality is there are entire porn genres dedicated to fetishizing identical situations that are being investigated.
“F—k getting blacklisted. F—k an industry that protects rapists and nominates them to be ‘best director,’” performer Lily Adams wrote, referencing Stills By Alan’s nomination for best director.
“Consent” will depict explicit sex scenes alongside documentary-style footage, with the claimed intent of “educating viewers about consent.” Oh, the irony of James Deen being requested to star in this.
