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Pornography has become increasingly acceptable, accessible, and freely available, and it is one of the biggest threats to our children’s online safety. Today, any child with unrestricted Internet access is just a mouse click away from viewing, either intentionally or accidentally, sexually explicit material online, from adult pornography (the kind of images that appear in Playboy) to prosecutable material depicting graphic sex acts, live sex shows, orgies, bestiality, and violence. Even material depicting the actual sexual abuse of a child (child pornography)—once only found on the black market—is instantly available and accessible on the Internet.  Through the Internet, much of this aberrant material has entered the mainstream, directly impacting our children's healthy sexual development.
 
"In 1993, when Internet pornography became public, there was this huge shift; that protective barrier between the sex industry and youth dissolved.  There used to be restricted movie houses, order catalogues with brown paper that came in the mail, and all those types of things, where a youth had a difficult time, if not impossible time, accessing pornography.  Now, through the Internet, if you have the Internet, you have pornography in your home."
 
— Jill Manning, Ph.D., Marriage and Family Therapist
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


 
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