A new word has popped up in sex education classes: “pan-sexual”. Facebook offers more than fifty gender choices, which means that “bi-sexual” is such an old-fashioned term and not descriptive of the current range of sexual choices.
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The proliferation and easy accessibility of online pornography — from cell phones, to computers, to hotel TV’s, to retail sex shops and material shared via email — has jaded people to consider pornography as “free speech”.
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Two Eagle Forum of Alabama leaders, General Counsel Margaret Clarke and Executive Director Becky Gerritson, attended the 2019 Coalition to End Sexual Exploitation Global Summit in Washington, D.C. in June.
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Pornography corrupts and absolutely uncontrolled pornography corrupts absolutely…pornography is addictive…those who become addicted crave more and more bizarre and more perverted pornography, and become more callous toward their victims.
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This is a sample resolution written by the National Center on Sexual Exploitation in 2018 is here. Please consider this template for your state.
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We live in a porn-saturated digital world. The Google Play Store, which distributes apps to Android tablets and smartphones, discovered over 60 gaming apps for young people that display pornography. Did you know that it’s possible to search for pornography through the Bible app by accessing Twitter? Were you aware of the backdoor on Kindle Fire tablets to a web browser if you do not disable pop-ups?
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I own an addiction counseling center designed to help those who struggle with compulsive porn watching or acting out sexually. I receive phone calls every day from people who have reached a crisis point in their lives, but one particular call stopped me in my tracks.
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Pornography is 35 percent of all downloads on the Internet. One popular porn website receives 64 million visitors each day, the equivalent of 729 visitors every second. In 2016, humans watched 92 billion videos from this site, an average of 12.5 videos per person on earth. This adds up to 4.6 billion hours of pornography watched in a single year, or more than 5,000 centuries’ worth of pornographic footage.
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