Pornhub’s harm will never be undone
Access to videos of violent, degrading, absurd sex hasn’t been good for girls or boys
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and culture since 1913
Access to videos of violent, degrading, absurd sex hasn’t been good for girls or boys
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Ofcom and the government could stop X’s AI engine posting sexualised deepfakes. Will they?
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The porn star’s conversion to Christianity seems unlikely, but God loves an outcast
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For too many adults, age requirements amount to a ban.
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And no one to challenge her either.
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Penny Mordaunt’s suffering should serve as a national call to arms.
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In her 1981 treatise, Dworkin called porn “the orchestrated destruction of women’s bodies and souls”. Forty years later, has sex-positive…
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The landscape of contemporary masculinity – sex-obsessed and porn-addled – is not one Gareth Southgate can speak to.
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Criminalising the use of a woman’s image without her consent shouldn’t be a complex issue.
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The proliferation of online pornography has degraded the way we view our bodies and relationships.
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Why has it taken an attack on a global star for politicians and regulators to get serious about protecting women…
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The writer can help us find a new language of desire.
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Its transgressive sex scenes are designed to get viewers off, go viral – and would never have been created by…
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Polly Barton’s “oral history” of porn shows the myopia of cultural criticism drawn from personal experience. We desperately need a…
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The documentary Moneyshot grapples with the adult industry’s biggest problems – but not those who consume its content.
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Machine-generated erotica lacks a human touch.
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YouTubers such as MrBeast are giving away millions in exploitative videos that spread the hollow gospel of “effective altruism”.
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The question is how to respond. What does it say about sex education if no one is explaining to boys…
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The Swedish director of Pleasure was an anti-porn activist – until she saw how sex workers valued their “erotic capital”.
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The government’s age verification rules would never work and would penalise smaller, more ethical creators most.
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