sex movie
• 2011-Nov-11 - Ill Take It
RSS Text Size Print Share ThisHome / news / opinion /Playboy article ignores dangers of porn industryLetter to the EditorRelated Five AU women in Playboy's 'Girls of the SEC'By: Gary W. Scivicque of Auburn | Letter to the editorPublished: November 01, 2011» 1 Comments | Post a CommentI am extremely disappointed in the casual, free porn positive tone of the article "Five AU women featured in Playboy" because it ignores the following realities:» It ignores the reality that there's little fundamental difference between pornographers and pimps.» Both use the bodies of attractive young women for their own profit, with little concern for their personal or professional development.» As women in the porn industry age, they recognize that pornography is exploitation, and that they have been left with a severely damaged self-image and without marketable skills.Second, the article also ignores the reality that this kind of reporting helps create a culture of pornography as an accepted norm.While reporting some factual information, the article became a platform http://www.pornloves.org for an Auburn coed to voice a na?ve opinion that a pornographic eight-page spread is "a very tasteful pictorial," a way to "represent Auburn in an exciting and different way," and that "if it's something that (other girls) want to do, I would say go for it.”That's an invitation to exploitation in a culture that supposedly values men and women equally. As long as men use women's bodies for profit, then callously cast them aside when they age, there will be no equality in our society.The article also ignores the reality that every click on a porn site and every magazine purchased fuels an industry that has a multitude of connections to the oppressive world of human trafficking. A host of scholarly articles document these connections.My appeal is for responsible reporting that does not treat issues damaging to the human person — like pornography — as a casual fling.The Auburn coeds who participated have not lived long enough to see the long-term impact of pornography. Your staff has, so I would expect more from your paper.
|
Post A Comment! :: Send to a Friend!
|
|
|
|
|
