Anti-pornography movement
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The term anti-pornography movement is used to describe those who argue that pornography has a variety of harmful effects.
Though objections to pornography might come from many perspectives, they can often be classified as religious or feminist in nature.
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See also
- Obscenity
- Censorship
- Anthony Comstock
- Andrea Dworkin
- Moral crusade
- Pornography addiction
- Pornophobia
- Religious views on pornography
- Right to pornography
- Sexual ethics
- Sex-negativity
- Women Against Pornography
- Women Against Violence in Pornography and Media
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