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AntiPornographyBlog YouTube Channel,
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NoPornPledge, DianaRussell.com, NoPornNorthampton, Against Pornography, StopPornCulture.org,
one angry girl antiporn resource center, Genderberg.com, MediaWatch.com section on pornography,
Sex Industry Survivors,
Erase the Dark,
Prostitution Research and Education, (It addresses pornography also as it is a form of prostitution.),
Anti-Pornography and Prostitution Research Group (Japan),
CharlieGrrl’s “Blog of Feminist Activism against Porn”,
Shelley Lubben.com, (Ex porn-star helping other porn stars)
Shelley Lubben's MySpace Website,
List of Dead Porn Stars and How They Died,
Where My Ladies At (About porn and it's connection to hip hop and rap.),
Feminist Fred: A Place for Men to Learn about Feminism, (Also home of Pornsick Pat),
Compulsion Solutions,
Internet Pornography Statistics (InternetFilterReview.com),
Porn and Sex Industry Statistics (Enough is Enough),
Pornography and Sex Trade Statistics (Most thorough and documented),
PBS Documentary "Porn In America". Full video and lots of information.,
Pornography: Creating Demand for International Sex Trafficking (By Shared Hope International)

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** A GROUND-BREAKING documentary about pornography is available! **
Visit the site HERE for "The Price of Pleasure: Pornography, Sexuality and Relationships." See clips: I.e. Noam Chomsky on "choice" in porn. See the whole film HERE right now at Media Education Foundation. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
*** The AMAZING and very eye-opening Stop Porn Culture video slideshow "Who Wants to Be a Porn Star?" is available on the Internet! It exposes the true harsh reality of the porn industry and analyzes it with many profound and disturbing insights. To watch it right now click HERE.
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** STOP PORN CULTURE Info **
-- NEW SLIDESHOW: "It's Easy Out Here For A Pimp: How a Porn Culture Grooms Kids for Sexual Exploitation." Available for download from Stop Porn Culture website.
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If you'd like to be get future SPC updates emailed to you, please request HERE.
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The "Who Wants to Be a Porn Star?" slideshow is SPC's first line of offense in the battle to reclaim this culture from the misogyny, racism and brute power of the pornographers. Please join SPC in the struggle for a violence-free world.
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NOTE: Please contact SPC HERE for information about buying a copy of the slide show if you can't attend a training.
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"Not Tonight, Honey. I'm Logging On."
ContentWatch.com Learning Center articles on pornography.
Robert Jensen articles on pornography, sexuality, and gender.
“Not Your Father’s Playboy, Not Your Mother’s Feminist Movement”, by Rebecca Whisnant.
“The Porn Debate: Wrapping Profit in the Flag”, by Stan Goff.
"Exposure to Child Porngraphy as a Cause of Child Sexual Exploitation", by Diana Russell and Natalie J. Purcell.
"Guilty Pleasures: Pornography, Prostitution and Stripping", by Jackson Katz.
My Fears for All Felicities, by Stephen Walker (About documentary on pornographer Max Hardcore called "Hardcore.")

Pornified: How Pornography is Damaging Our Lives, Our Relationships and Our Families, by Pamela Paul. (Buy it here at Amazon.com.) (Note: The author has stated that she regrets the errors on pg. 259 in the sentence beginning with “Meanwhile, women on the Left…”. The sentence and the points made in it are inaccurate but corrections were not able to be made for the paperback edition.)
Female Chauvinist Pigs: Women and the Rise of Raunch Culture, by Ariel Levy. (Buy it here at Amazon.com.)
Pornography: Driving the Demand in International Sex Trafficking, by Captive Daughters Media. (Buy it here at Amazon.com, or at Xlibris here. Table of contents here. Full text of Introduction by David Guinn here.)
The Macho Paradox: Why Some Men Hurt Women and How All Men Can Help, by Jackson Katz. (Buy it here at Amazon.com)
Getting Off: Pornography and the End of Masculinity, by Robert Jensen. (Buy it here at Amazon.com.)
Not for Sale: Feminists Resisting Prostitution and Pornography, edited by Rebecca Whisnant and Christine Stark. (Buy it at Amazon.com here or at Spinifex press here.)
How to Make Love Like A Porn Star: A Cautionary Tale, by Jenna Jameson. (Buy it here at Amazon.com: ) It includes much valuable information about the pornography industry that makes it clear how harmful it is.
"Against Pornography: The Evidence of Harm", by Diana Russell (Buy it at Amazon.com here or at Diana Russell's website here. Book info here.)
"Dangerous Relationships: Pornography, Misogyny and Rape", by Diana Russell. (Buy it at Amazon.com here, or at Diana Russell's website here. Book info here.)
Life and Death: Unapologetic Writings on the Continuing War Against Women, by Andrea Dworkin. (Buy it at Amazon.com here.)
"Making Violence Sexy: Feminist Views on Pornography", edited by Diana Russell. (Buy it at Amazon.com here or at Diana Russell's website here. Book info here.)
"Pornography in America: A Reference Handbook", by Joseph W. Slade. Buy it at Amazon.com here.

Pornography: Driving the Demand for International Sex Trafficking, 2005 conference info with anti-pornography resources. Video of National Feminist Antipornography Movement 2007 Conference "Pornography and Pop Culture: Reframing Theory, Rethinking Activism".

“Pornography as a Cause of Rape”, by Dr. Diana E.H. Russell,
Making Women's Place Explicit: Pornography, Violence, and the Internet, compiled by Jennifer Nash, Harvard Law School,
“The Link Between Pornography and Violent Sex Crimes”, by Robert Peters,
“Porn Use and Sex Crimes”, by Rory Reid,
Pornography's Link to Rape, by Dr. Judith Reisman

Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press,
First Amendment and Pornography Legal Information,
“It’s Not About the First Amendment”, by Mark Kastleman,
"The Free Speech Argument Against Pornography", by Caroline West.

This blog was created so that people who wish to do something about the harms of pornography will have resources available to help them and will know that they are not alone. This blog is pro-woman, non -partisan, non-religious, (but supportive of constructive, non-discriminatory, and pro-woman efforts of people of faith), and is a project of the 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization AntiPornography.org. We support, encourage, and welcome constructive anti-pornography activism on the part of everyone, even if we are less than 100% in agreement with someone's views or approach. You have the power to choose how to make a difference in your own unique way, and to do your part to make the world a better place for everyone. We hope that you have found some information and inspiration here that will help you do so. Thank you for visiting. May you have much success in your activism, and congratulations on choosing to be part of the solution to a better world for everyone. AntiPornography.org **** Note: Donations to support further activism are gratefully accepted. (CC or PayPal.)

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What A Parent Can Do, CP80.org, (Internet Channel Initiative),
Enough is Enough,
ProtectKids.com,
Morality in Media,
Pornography Legal Information,
National Law Center,
Victims of Pornography,
Canadians Against Sexual Exploitation,
United States Department of Justice Section on Pornography,
Citizens Against Pornography,
Maryland Coalition Against Pornography,
The Social Costs of Pornography (2008 Princeton University project. 10 papers by different professionals. See right sidebar.)
Why the Government Should Care About Pornography. (2005 U.S. Senate Hearing) Please click on the following links for testimony by each individual:
Pamela Paul, (author of "Pornified"),
Ms. Leslie Harris, (Executive Director Center for Democracy and Technology),
Mr. Rodney Smolla, (Dean, University of Richmond School of Law),
Richard Whidden, (Executive Director and Senior Council National Law Center for Children and Families), Senator Orrin Hatch. ****************
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- Gloria Steinem