Estimating the Size and Structure of the Underground Commercial Sex Economy in Eight Major US Cities - 413047-Underground-Commercial-Sex-Economy. Duke University’s Porn Star : matt fradd. You’ve probably heard the news: A freshman at Duke University is doing porn. Word got out that she was a “porn star” and so she decided to defend her decision by giving an interview to Duke’s student newspaper. You’re Shocked, Why? Why, exactly, are people shocked at this? We live in a pornographic culture; one that glorifies fornication, pushes contraception, and justifies (celebrates?) Abortion. And now it’s come to light that one woman at university is doing what many other women are doing at university with one, maybe two, distinctions: 1) There’s a camera rolling; 2) she’s getting paid. Why is she doing porn? The answer is actually quite simple. How We Should Respond Many people who oppose pornography cling to the belief that the only reason a woman would do porn is because 1) she experienced some sort of trauma (sexual or otherwise) as a child, 2) she’s desperate for money but really doesn’t want to be doing it, and/or 3) she’s been manipulated into it somehow. 1. 2. 3.
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Violencia contra las mujeres: sospechas sobre la revolución sexual. Estudios en Estados Unidos indican que el 68 junto a la gran difusión de la pornografía llevan a considerar a la mujer como mero objeto de deseo Roma, (Zenit.org) Federico Cenci | 990 hits Si se habla de violencia contra las mujeres, es necesario señalar dos noticias. La primera es que el fenómenos - aunque generalizado - registra una disminución, no obstante pueda parecer el contrario según la actual resonancia mediática. La segunda, es todavía más asombrosa: la revolución sexual es cómplice de la difusión de la violencia contra las mujeres.
Pero cómo, ¿no era al contrario? ¿No fue la "liberación de los bañadores" para establecer la igualdad, el comienzo de una época en la que la relación hombre/mujer estaba en la enseñanza del respeto recíproco? Cuenta, por ejemplo, que existe una correlación entre industria pornográfica - que tuvo en la revolución sexual su motor - y la violencia sobre las mujeres. Por tanto, el "salto" a un nivel de perversión mayor es breve.