Commentary

A new Utah law, requiring all cellphones and tablets sold in the state to block pornography, points to how difficult this is — and to the limits of legislative solutions.

Right-wingers are considering a war on porn. This would devastate sex workers, queer internet users, and any marginalized person who uses the internet.

In early December 2020, the world entered the 12th month of an unprecedented pandemic, COVID-related financial losses to individuals and businesses ravaged the economy, Congress bickered over relief measures and the President of the United States continued in his historic refusal to acknowledge the…

Porn & its distribution can be a complex issue that involves many stakeholders. Join us as we discuss the history behind the crusade against porn.

A former sex worker explains why new anti-porn legislation won’t stop images of child sexual abuse from proliferating on the internet.

The time for retreat is over.

By Cathy ReisenwitzOriginally published in LPNews, 2022 Spring Edition As the War on Drugs begins to ramp down after 50 years of failure and devastation, authoritarians are hardly going quietly into that good night. The nanny state never sleeps, and the new moral panic is the scourge of sex work a…

Companies like Mastercard are cracking down on adult content. Are they doing more harm than good?

The latest developments in the War on Porn are concerning, but there’s no cause to panic. We’ve been at this for decades, after all.

Sex workers are under attack from multiple angles. The law and banks are pressuring adult entertainers and that’s just the beginning.