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This article shows how men are allowed to post naked pictures on websites of women who may not have given consent to have these pictures posted online. It shows the conflict that these women have with the law to make it a crime.

this article explains how porn is dangerously increasing more extreme versions. like alcohol and tobacco can increase a little bit more to get a "buzz". destroys tolerence.

In California it is agains the law to post graphic/nude pictures of ex girlfriends or boyfriends with out consent. With out consent you are are taking away their personal rights. Law was passed after the suicide of a young women who was sexually assaulted by three young men and pictures were posted on the internet.

This article explains multiple negative effects that pornography has on the brain, a person's ability to love, and other aspects of the human body. The point the author is trying to make with this awareness campaign is that pornography is a new evil/drug that is slowing taking over mental health, relationships, and the safety of everyone involved.

This article explains why there isn't an official diagnosis for porn addicts. because of lack of research they can't provide. Porn kills love shows why there should be a diagnosis.

I completely agree that pornography is one of the most addicting drugs in today's world. It is destroying families and people's ability to love and build relationships with other people. If we are able to diagnose it, we better find how we can stop it.

sex trafficking is at risk when pornography is involved. Escalating behavior in the consumers brain.danger increases

Sam Carr exposes the harsh reality of porn. How the human mind can get affected. Glamorizing porn can mess up a relationship.

This is a brief article that gives an overview how large the issue of sex trafficking of children is in the United States is. The United States accounts for near 50% of child pornography images sent from person to person.

I knew sex trafficking is pretty much everywhere to date, but I had no idea that the United States accounts for 50% of it. This article is so sad to read because of the reality of it. There definitely needs to be a solution to all of this, you would think that with today's technology and such that we could figure out how to stop this once and for all.

This is a topic that, despite its importance, remains unspoken, which is utterly tragic. It was shocking to read that the United States creates the majority of child pornography seeing as nothing is being done despite having so much power. Although this topic is difficult to discuss due to its ubiquitous and unsettling nature, it needs to be addressed and acted upon in order to be capable of abolishing it. As a country, the United States ought to openly discuss this topic and utilize its unity to end the exploitation of children.