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pubic hair removal 5, 89

OBJECT 261, 274–80

objectification of women

campaigning against 274–83

pseudo child pornography and 8

robots and dolls xviii–xix

teenage self-image 21

obscenity

legal definition of 27

pornography and 10

online porn

attempts to regulate xx–xxi, 244

ease of transmission 34–5

endless nature of 161–5

Indian usage of 239–41

manipulative nature of xxi–xxii

slavery in xx, 11

social networking and 164

paedophilia

child sex abuse and 181

‘consent’ of victims 187

‘freedom of speech’ in promotion of 252–3

Internet subculture of 186, 188

normalised by child pornography 187

online guide to 188

pornography linked to 184, 189–90, 243

sex tourism and 244, 246

targeting pre-verbal victims xvi

teen nude images and 35, 36

paraphilia 71–2 see also sexually deviant behaviours

Paroline, Doyle 210–11

patriarchy

capitalist structures and 107–8

gender perceptions in 27–9

pornography and 287

pet love videos 67

photography

‘upskirting’ 289

dangerous consequences of 36–8

non-consensual 37–40, 289

sharing with teen peers 34–5

‘pimp and ho’ parties 42–3

Playboy empire

campaigns against 260

expansion in South Africa 226, 227

experiencing pornography via xxix, 13, 131, 196

mobile phone porn 241

promoting to children xiii, xvii

prostitution in 153

popular culture see also music videos; social media

pornification of xiv, 3, 9–15

pornography within xxiii–xxiv

sexist male bonding rituals in 38–9

porn stars

as body image models 88–90

as ‘sex experts’ 81–3

in music videos 140

pornography industry

as human trafficking 155–7, 160

capitalism and 31–2, 107–8

connections with Big Pharma 86–101

exploitative nature of 107–17, 160–5

film investigation of 171–7

ideology of 29–31

in India 239–46

in South Africa 223–9

Internet globalisation of 160–5

links to strip clubs and prostitution 136–42

mass market power of 14–15

pay scales in 153, 176

profits made by xiv, 11, 86, 112

pornsex

campaign against 88

drugs promoted to enhance 86–8

manipulation of women’s bodies for 88–90

medical hazards of 90–2

post-feminism, pornification of 118–21

post-traumatic stress disorder, prostitution and 82, 154, 276

power relations see also gender roles

gay male pornography and 54–61

in pornography 254

reinforced by sex therapists’ advice 78–83

Pringle, Helen x, xii, xxiv, 86, 101, 299

propaganda

pornography as 25–33

pornography denying genocide 233–5

pornography inciting genocide 231–2

power and 26

prostitution

campaigns against exploitation in 274, 277–8

factors compelling women into 151–2

pornography as 150–7

strip clubs as part of 136–42

violence against women in 151

pseudo child pornography xvi, 181

‘incest porn’ as sub-genre of 196

childification of women in 182–3

Free Speech Coalition and 4

messages conveyed by 6–8

teen porn 4–8

pubic hair removal, pornography and 5–6, 89

‘queer’, degrading gay men as 55, 56

Queer Studies 115

Quit Porn Manifesto 291–4

racism

college sexual culture and 46

gay male pornography and 56–7

in pornography 31, 243–4

music lyrics and 47

rape see also gang rape; intrafamilial rape

anal, of teenage girls 22

as a weapon of war 230–3

college campuses encouraging 41–3

computer games and 167–70

high rate in South Africa 226

in gay male pornography 57–8

pornography as propaganda for 25–33

US data on incidence of 28

RapeLay 167–70

Reclaim the Night 259, 264, 276

regulation of porn industry xxv–xxvi

attempts at xx–xxi

lack of xx–xxi

religious vilification 252

reproporn 92–6

Rosenfeld, Diane L. xxiii, 41, 300

Royalle, Candida 81, 82

Russell, Diana E.H. xxv, 223, 226, 300

Russell’s Theory 181–91

sadomasochism

pornography used to encourage 79–80

torture and 115–17

Schafer, Sue 202–3

self-empowerment

bestiality porn presented as xxiii, 67

challenge to pornography as xiv

prostitution presented as 161, 163–4

sex toys as 118, 121

self-esteem

education to improve 50–1

effect of pornography on 1, 254

working in strip clubs and xxiv, 149

self-image, teen photography and 34–5

self-objectification of women 48

sex education

harm of pornography as xvi–xvii, 20, 272

kits influenced by pornography 80–1

sex shops, sexual ‘liberation’ in 118–21

sex tapes, unauthorised 39–40

sex therapy

pornification of 78–83

self-help books advocating pornography 78–9

sex tourism, child pornography and 244, 246

sex trade shows 134–5, 157

sexting 34–7

sexual assault see also child sexual abuse; rape

by child peers 21–2

pornography linked to xx, 74–5, 243, 288–9

sexual dysfunction ‘diseases’, drug treatments for 87–8

sexual harassment

activism resulting from 261

college campuses and 42–51

Indian protection against 240

prostitution, pornography and 151, 276

strip clubs and 277

universal female experience of 28

sexual offences see rape; sexual assault

sexualisation of children

in child pornography 182, 185

in popular culture 182

social networking sites and 164

sexually deviant behaviours

pornography contributing to 70–5

stages of development 70–1

sexually intrusive acts 28

sexually transmitted diseases

in pornography industry 90–1

teenage girls and 21

Singer, Peter 64–5, 67

slavery

Internet porn showing xx, 11

lynching and 108–11

Smallwood, Gracelyn 205–6

snuff films 10, 63, 66

social media see also Facebook; YouTube

risks of using 40

use in activist campaigns 279, 281

social status of pornography 164–5

softcore pornography 3, 13, 27

Sonderegger, Robi xxiii, 300

‘sorostitutes’, labelling as

female student attitudes to 46–8

male student attitudes to xx

South Africa, pornography in 223–9

Standing Together to Oppose Pornography (S.T.O.P) 224, 225, 226, 228

Stella xxiii, xxiv, 300

Stone, Sharon 13

Stop Porn Culture! 260, 266–7, 269

STOP Pornography 224

strategies for quitting porn 293–4

strip clubs

as a global industry 137– 9

as live pornography 136–42

cross marketing of 141