Naomi Wolf has an article about porn in The New York Times and its real effects on that fact that it’s become “wallpaper” and seeped into mainstream media.
For most of human history, erotic images have been reflections of, or celebrations of, or substitutes for, real naked women. For the first time in human history, the images’ power and allure have supplanted that of real naked women. Today, real naked women are just bad porn.
For two decades, I have watched young women experience the continual “mission creep” of how pornography—and now Internet pornography—has lowered their sense of their own sexual …read more

There is a vile and heinous epidemic of child pornography across this country.
I can’t tell you how disturbing the first part of yesterday’s Oprah was to watch. I truly hate when I have to know about – and therefore can’t stop thinking about – evil things involving our children, sex and violence.

It makes me want to pack up my children and lock ourselves in our house and stop talking to everyone because sickos are out there being ever more sickening sickos and looking like my kid’s soccer coach or our family friend.
Yes, they are getting sicker than …read more

Did anyone else see Diane Sawyer’s 2 hour expose on Prostitution?
I have to say prior to seeing her piece,, I would have given a pat, academic response about how women should have a right to sell sex if it’s their choice.
Then I saw in full color what the reality for these women really is. Diane Sawyer, other reporters like Elizabeth Joseph, spent two years researching and taking a very in-depth look at the reality of prostitution in America.
My mind keeps going back to it over and over, examining my old academic argument and finding flaws in my …read more