Families deserve to know what they are consenting to, and the public deserves insight into an industry that has significant ethical issues but is currently operating with little oversight.
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If you have a porn habit but find yourself wanting a way out, you’re not alone. Maybe you found it for the first time by accident, years ago, when you were browsing the internet. Or maybe you found it in your parents’ room as a kid, and that jumpstarted an obsession. Regardless of how much this habit has become something you’re trying to get control of, we think it’s important for everyone to know the facts about the realities of pornography as one of the first steps to ditching it for good.
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A federal lawsuit filed this week accuses the state of Colorado of creating a two-tier system for suicide – one that offers prevention for most but a path to death for the disabled. Disability rights groups say Colorado’s assisted suicide program violates civil rights law by promoting death to ill patients where others would be given mental health assessments.
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In response to the verdict, JK Rowling posted, “Stephen Ireland, who targeted me with endless abuse on here because I oppose the chemical castration of children and the removal of protected spaces for women and girls, has just been sentenced to 30 years in jail for child rape.” Stephen Ireland, 41, was also known for having cofounded Pride in Surrey in 2018. He was found guilty of sexually assaulting a child in an apartment that he shared with David Sutton, 27, who was also charged in the case, reports the BBC.
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The Supreme Court upheld the religious freedom of Maryland parents who challenged a school district policy that prevented them from opting their children out of lessons involving LGBTQ+ books. The court ruled, 6-3, that the Maryland parents were entitled to a preliminary injunction. The case, Mahmoud v. Taylor, involved Maryland parents of various faith backgrounds—Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, and Muslim—asking the court for a temporary injunction, allowing them to opt their kids out of instruction that utilize LGBTQ+ books that Montgomery County Public Schools has mandated schools teach.
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