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Missouri: TV News Report Tries to Pass Anti-Porn Pastor as 'Clinician'
Following a growing trend of mainstream news organizations who misrepresent anti-porn crusaders by concealing or omitting their status as a missionary or member of the clergy, Kansas City, Missouri NBC affiliate KSHB broadcast today a report about a supposed rise in female “porn addiction” without disclosing that the person at the center of this report is, in fact, a “pastoral counselor.”
afterglow Titles Accepted to 2021 Porn Film Festival Vienna
Newly launched sexual health and wellness video platform afterglow has announced that two of its original titles, “Lip Service” and “U Up?,” have been accepted for inclusion in the Porn Film Festival Vienna, set to kick off October 6, 2021.
BBC News' Latest Anti-Porn Report Fails to ID Religious Sources
BBC News published yesterday a tendentious report advocating government censorship of adult material by cherrypicking a variety of questionable sources.
Alex Coal Discusses Cameo, Fetishes on 'Comedians Talk to Porn Stars' Podcast
Alex Coal guests on the latest episode of Blazo Network’s “Comedians Talk to Porn Stars” with hosts Bo Blaze and Chris Park.
Russian Anti-Porn Laws Selectively Enforced Against Political Dissident
Months after President Vladimir Putin signed a series of sweeping anti-porn laws giving the Russian State discretionary power to regulate sexual material on the internet, a dissident leader is currently on trial for “distributing pornography” through a 2014 Facebook post featuring an explicit music video by the German band Rammstein.
Kristel Penn to Speak at UC Santa Barbara's 'Teaching Porn 2.0' Course
Grooby's longtime Marketing and Creative Director Kristel Penn will be the featured speaker Thursday at University of California, Santa Barbara, as a guest of professor Constance Penley for her course, "Teaching Porn in a Pandemic 2.0."
Mormon Church Expels Sex Therapist Skeptical of 'Porn Addiction'
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS, or the Mormon Church) has expelled sex therapist Natasha Helfer for refusing to bow down to their notions on “sexuality issues,” including its obsession with the unscientific notion of “porn addiction."
Alabama: Legislature Urged to Copy Utah's 'Porn Filter' Bill
The Alabama House Judiciary Committee held a hearing yesterday on a “copycat bill” of the legislation successfully passed in Utah last month, aiming to force phone and computer manufacturers to install default “porn filters” on devices sold in Alabama.
Anti-Porn Group NCOSE Admits Attempting to Influence Google Search Results
In an unusually candid disclosure of their behind-the-scene activities to “eradicate all pornography,” leading U.S. anti-porn organization NCOSE (formerly known as Morality in Media) admitted yesterday in an official press statement that they have been holding “ongoing conversations with Google about search engine results.”
Mary Moody Featured in Vice Article About Anti-Porn Crusader Extremism
Mary Moody was featured yesterday in an article by Vice in her role as a founding board member of performers’ group Adult Industry Laborers & Artists Association (AILAA).
MyPillow CEO's New 'Free Speech' Social Media Platform Will Ban Porn
MyPillow CEO and Republican activist Mike Lindell has announced that his new “free speech” social media platform combining features of YouTube and Twitter will not allow adult content because “free speech is not pornography.”
Texas Republicans Insert 'Porn Filter' Language in Rural Broadband Bill
Texas Republicans successfully amended a rural broadband bill last week to add a provision that prioritizes the awarding of contracts to internet service providers that “maintain a program to, by default, block access to pornographic or other obscene materials.”
Anti-Porn Crusaders NCOSE, Exodus Cry to Brief Congressional Staff Today
As part of their “Dismantle Pornhub” campaign, leading religiously inspired anti-porn crusading group NCOSE (formerly known as Morality in Media) will be holding an “online briefing for U.S. congressional staff” today.
Conservative Magazine Publishes Blueprint on 'How to Win the War on Porn'
Leading conservative magazine the National Review published an article on Friday spelling out the most likely pathways for anti-porn activists to “win the War on Porn.”
Daily Dot Hails Future Darkly's 'Hollywood-like' Blend of Porn and Sci-Fi
Future Darkly, Adult Time’s X-rated taboo twist on the near-future dystopian sci-fi genre popularized by “Black Mirror,” was spotlighted by tech and culture site Daily Dot today.
Anti-Porn Activist Laila Mickelwait Invited to U.S. Congress to Denounce Pornhub
The U.S. House of Representatives’ Committee on Financial Services today invited the mouthpiece of anti-porn crusading group Exodus Cry, Laila Haddad Mickelwait, to a speak at a hearing titled “Ending Exploitation: How the Financial System Can Work to Dismantle the Business of Human Trafficking.”
Opinion: The Deep Roots of Utah's Obsession With 'Filtering' Porn
As a majority of the sane world watched with no small befuddlement yesterday when Utah governor Spencer J. Cox signed into law a ridiculous piece of legislation mandating that every electronics manufacturer on the planet commission and place “porn filters” on any device sold in the state by 2022, many subsequently asked a very simple question: Why?
Utah Governor Spencer J. Cox Signs Mandatory 'Porn Filter' Bill
Utah governor Spencer J. Cox (R) signed yesterday the controversial bill, passed by the state legislature earlier this month, mandating a default “porn filter” on electronic devices sold in the state starting in 2022.
Alex Coal Films Comic Cameo Clip for Dad of 'Comedians Talk to Porn Stars' Host
“Comedians Talk to Porn Stars” co-host Chris Park recently got his dad a unique gift, a Cameo shout-out from Alex Coal. The elder Park's reaction was filmed and posted to YouTube.
Cherie DeVille Condemns Utah's 'Porn Filter' Bill; Lawmaker Responds
An open letter penned by Cherie DeVille for The Daily Beast condemning Utah’s controversial “porn filter” bill was published on Saturday and quoted within hours in a subsequent article by the Salt Lake Tribune with the lawmaker responsible for the bill, Rep. Susan Pulsipher (R-South Jordan), responding to DeVille's concerns.