Religious Attacks

Bills are part of religious right’s post-Roe strategy, with most prevalent ones relating to age verification of sex-related websites

Free Speech Coalition (FSC) has released an online guide tracking new anti-porn age verification laws and bills in multiple states, in a wave of what the trade organization has called “the most aggressive censorship we’ve seen in decades.”

Some members of the antiabortion movement are pushing for a comeback for the Comstock Act, an archaic law passed in 1873 mainly to target what Anthony Comstock, an anti-vice crusader, viewed as dirty books. Mary Ziegler argues that this new tactic poses a threat to abortion rights even -- or perhaps…

‘Legal action is one more way that we can bring meaningful change to protect our children,’ Cox says

“Reasonable people everywhere recognize these books as obscene and reasonable people do not want their money used to subsidize obscenity...

Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) this week introduced the Interstate Obscenity Definition Act, a bill that nominally aims to “establish a national definition of obscenity” but which would, in effect, outlaw all online sexual content nationwide.

Lauren Drain is now known as “the world’s hottest nurse...

Woodhull Freedom Foundation, as part of its Human Rights Commissions program, has released its findings on the oft-repeated warnings of a spike in sex trafficking at the Super Bowl.

Religiously motivated anti-porn and anti-sex-work group NCOSE — formerly Morality in Media — announced today that one of its lead staffers has been appointed to the safety board of Snap, the company behind social media platform Snapchat.

All claims made by a Jane Doe plaintiff against several adult studios, in a lawsuit sponsored by religiously motivated anti-porn lobby NCOSE — formerly “Morality in Media” — were dismissed last month, court records show.