The Ohio legislature is about to join 16 other states in declaring pornography a public health hazard.
What these legislators really mean is that “we don’t like pornography.”
Changing the Way People, Politics & the Media Look at Sex
The Ohio legislature is about to join 16 other states in declaring pornography a public health hazard.
What these legislators really mean is that “we don’t like pornography.”
Interested in sex? Then you’re interested in politics, whether you like it or not. There are literally thousands of laws that regulate our sexual expression–who we can have sex with, what we can do, the products and pharmaceuticals we can use, the ways in which we can control our reproduction, and the ways we can share what we do with others. Who makes these laws? Politicians—from mighty senators to self-righteous state legislators to friendly city council members. A few of these people can be bought. Others want to do good, or to leave a legacy. Almost all of them want…