pornography inciting genocide
231
–
2
power and
26
prostitution
campaigns against exploitation in
274
,
277
–
8
factors compelling women into
151
–
2
pornography as
150
–
7
strip clubs as part of
136
–
42
violence against women in
151
pseudo child pornography
xvi
,
181
‘incest porn’ as sub-genre of
196
childification of women in
182
–
3
Free Speech Coalition and
4
messages conveyed by
6
–
8
teen porn
4
–
8
pubic hair removal, pornography and
5
–
6
,
89
‘queer’, degrading gay men as
55
,
56
Queer Studies
115
Quit Porn Manifesto
291
–
4
racism
college sexual culture and
46
gay male pornography and
56
–
7
in pornography
31
,
243
–
4
music lyrics and
47
rape
see also
gang rape; intrafamilial rape
anal, of teenage girls
22
as a weapon of war
230
–
3
college campuses encouraging
41
–
3
computer games and
167
–
70
high rate in South Africa
226
in gay male pornography
57
–
8
pornography as propaganda for
25
–
33
US data on incidence of
28
RapeLay
167
–
70
Reclaim the Night
259
,
264
,
276
regulation of porn industry
xxv
–
xxvi
attempts at
xx
–
xxi
lack of
xx
–
xxi
religious vilification
252
reproporn
92
–
6
Rosenfeld, Diane L.
xxiii
,
41
,
300
Royalle, Candida
81
,
82
Russell, Diana E.H.
xxv
,
223
,
226
,
300
Russell’s Theory
181
–
91
sadomasochism
pornography used to encourage
79
–
80
torture and
115
–
17
Schafer, Sue
202
–
3
self-empowerment
bestiality porn presented as
xxiii
,
67
challenge to pornography as
xiv
prostitution presented as
161
,
163
–
4
sex toys as
118
,
121
self-esteem
education to improve
50
–
1
effect of pornography on
1
,
254
working in strip clubs and
xxiv
,
149
self-image, teen photography and
34
–
5
self-objectification of women
48
sex education
harm of pornography as
xvi
–
xvii
,
20
,
272
kits influenced by pornography
80
–
1
sex shops, sexual ‘liberation’ in
118
–
21
sex tapes, unauthorised
39
–
40
sex therapy
pornification of
78
–
83
self-help books advocating pornography
78
–
9
sex tourism, child pornography and
244
,
246
sex trade shows
134
–
5
,
157
sexting
34
–
7
sexual assault
see also
child sexual abuse; rape
by child peers
21
–
2
pornography linked to
xx
,
74
–
5
,
243
,
288
–
9
sexual dysfunction ‘diseases’, drug treatments for
87
–
8
sexual harassment
activism resulting from
261
college campuses and
42
–
51
Indian protection against
240
prostitution, pornography and
151
,
276
strip clubs and
277
universal female experience of
28
sexual offences
see
rape; sexual assault
sexualisation of children
in child pornography
182
,
185
in popular culture
182
social networking sites and
164
sexually deviant behaviours
pornography contributing to
70
–
5
stages of development
70
–
1
sexually intrusive acts
28
sexually transmitted diseases
in pornography industry
90
–
1
teenage girls and
21
Singer, Peter
64
–
5
,
67
slavery
Internet porn showing
xx
,
11
lynching and
108
–
11
Smallwood, Gracelyn
205
–
6
snuff films
10
,
63
,
66
social media
see also
Facebook; YouTube
risks of using
40
use in activist campaigns
279
,
281
social status of pornography
164
–
5
softcore pornography
3
,
13
,
27
Sonderegger, Robi
xxiii
,
300
‘sorostitutes’, labelling as
female student attitudes to
46
–
8
male student attitudes to
xx
South Africa, pornography in
223
–
9
Standing Together to Oppose Pornography (S.T.O.P)
224
,
225
,
226
,
228
Stella
xxiii
,
xxiv
,
300
Stone, Sharon
13
Stop Porn Culture!
260
,
266
–
7
,
269
STOP Pornography
224
strategies for quitting porn
293
–
4
strip clubs
as a global industry
137
–
9
as live pornography
136
–
42
cross marketing of
141
feminist activism on
137
vulnerability of workers in
144
–
9
stripping
as prostitution
139
–
40
campus parties and
45
–
6
harms involved in
147
–
9
misguided defence of
136
personal stories of
144
–
9
Struthers, Dr William
70
sub-genres of pornography
72
–
3
suicide
child pornography victims and
204
of porn stars
162
unauthorised filming and
37
,
242
Sullivan, Mary
92
Sun, Chyng
xv
,
xxiv
–
xxv
,
300
surrogate birth arrangements
activist campaigns against
95
–
6
dehumanising effects of
92
–
5
t-shirts
pornographic images on
xiii
sold at sex trade shows
135
Tankard Reist, Melinda
xxiv
,
86
,
109
–
10
,
167
,
205
, 2230,
253
,
281
,
301
Taylor, S. Caroline
xxv
,
301
teen porn
see
pseudo child pornography
The Porn Report
122
–
31
ethical issues in
129
–
30
partisan perspective of
122
–
6
research methodology
127
–
30
use by porn advocates
125
–
6
Thompson, Linda
xxvi
,
292
,
301
Tiefer, Leonore
88
,
90
Tolman, Deborah
35
torture
gay male pornography and
xxiii
,
55
,
58
normalised by pornography
xx
,
115
–
16
of animals
63
–
8
pornography’s use of
xvi
,
xix
,
11
,
153
sexual subordination through
54
violent regimes and
xxiv
,
11
,
55
,
58
,
115
–
16
,
154
,
230
–
7
,
293
trafficking in women
entry into pornography through
152
interconnections to prostitution and pornography
155
–
7
Tyler, Meagan
xxiv
,
301
unprotected sex
91
,
92
van Heeswijk, Anna
xxvi
,
302
victim impact statements
Amy
212
,
215
–
19
child abuse victims
204
Masha Allen
208
–
9
violence against women and children
as human rights issue
75
gay male pornography and
54
–
61
increasing in pornography
173
–
5
pornography links sex to
113
–
14
prostitution and pornography
151
Waltman, Max
xxi
web cams, unauthorized filming via
19
,
34
,
37
,
38
,
156
,
157
,
164
,
185
Weiss, Margot
115
–
16
West, Kanye, music video by
xiii
,
109
–
10
,
282
Whisnant, Rebecca
xvi
,
230
,
266
,
267
WHISPER
150
WikiLeaks
251
–
2
women, violence against
see
violence against women and children
women’s liberation
distortion of
120
threatening to dominant culture
110
YouTube
19
,
42
,
109
Zillman, Dolf
255
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