Blue Ridge Style & Beyond
Sexually explicit content has become so prevalent online that teenagers are deluged, according to a new report by a nonprofit child advocacy group.
In an otherwise solid report it does contain a call for “nuance” in the discussion of porn. But in reality, there’s no nuance. Porn is harmful.
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Interview by Brendan O’Neill of feminist writer Genevieve Gluck.
I obviously think she is on to something here.
Brendan O’Neill: What role do you think pornography has played in the transformation of womanhood into something anyone can identify into? Genevieve Gluck: A lot of it starts with the sexualisation of surgery, which really got going through the pornography industry with things like breast implants. Within those procedures in pornography, we see the heightening and objectification of certain aspects of the body, and the sexualisation of body modification itself. Whether it is the breasts, the buttocks, the lips or any feature that you’re trying to highlight, it all points to a fetishisation of particular body parts.
A must read!
Parents, your kids via smartphone technology have access to material that would curl the toes of unobservant parents and grandparents. Take charge of the devices in your home.
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You wonder why so many adolescent girls are tossing their “girl card”? This might be reason numero uno!
Now if we can just stop gender activists from giving them the crazy idea that they can magically become boys instead.
Parents, take control of the devices you paid for and gave to your young children!
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A bad day for Pornhub is a great day for humankind.