Pornography is easily accessed via the internet and all minors in Pennsylvania have to do is click a button that says they are over 18 years of age. Steps are being taken to address this issue.
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Two million children are forced into the sex trade each year and not a lot is being done to rescue them. The film Sound of Freedom exposes the truth about the child sex trade.
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Human trafficking is a very serious problem. Sexually oriented businesses are a detriment to any area they move into. However, there are steps residents can take to regulate such businesses. PA courts have said they cannot be banned, but municipalities can pass zoning and licensing ordinances to regulate them.
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Schools are opening across Pennsylvania and with it comes the dangers — not necessarily of COVID, but of the easy access to online porn. Even school-issued Chromebooks and online databases are not safe! Parents must become knowledgeable about how to protect their child from online predators and others who seek to steal their child’s innocence.
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The US has seen a drastic increase in sex trafficking and child porn since the federal obscenity laws have stopped being enforced. This proliferation of illegal obscenity has negatively impacted individuals, families and entire communities. In essence, it is a public health crisis and fifteen states have officially declared pornography as such. Attorney General William Barr needs to make the enforcement of the federal obscenity laws a top priority.
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Today American Family Association of PA (AFA of PA) president Diane Gramley will attend a news conference/protest outside the Kinsey Institute at Indiana University in Bloomington, IN. The news conference will help expose the negative impact of the so-called research done by Alfred Kinsey.
Read MoreTV programming is rated by those who work in the industry! No wonder the rating system is so terrible! The FCC is seeking comments on the effectiveness or lack of effectiveness of this system. Now you can have a say and let the FCC know what you think of the rating system. However, the deadline for comment is today and you must use their online form.
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Backpage.com is DOWN thanks to a raid by the FBI. Remember they were the only website that did not respond with HR 1865-FOSTA/SESTA was overwhelmingly passed by Congress recently. Backpage continued in the human trafficking business until tonight when they were stopped by federal agents from the US Department of Justice!
Read MoreHR 1865, the Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act, overwhelming passed in the US House by a vote of 388 to 25. This bill would amend Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act which has been misinterpreted by the courts to protect websites which allow classified ads linked to sex trafficking. That was never the intention of the supporters of this section and must be amended.
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Courts are misinterpreting Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act to allow websites which facilitate sex trafficking not to be held accountable. Worst yet was the First Circuit Court ruling in Doe v. Backpage which held that even if Backpage had participated in the crime of sex trafficking, Section 230 shielded the company from the claims filed by child victims! This misinterpretation must be stopped and Congress has a chance to fix it!
Read MoreThe Super Bowl is once again upon us. Super Bowl 52 between the New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles will be this Sunday and along with the game will be sex traffickers determined to make a bundle of money. They will be selling young men and women for sex. Past Super Bowl games have resulted in the arrests of sex traffickers and sex buyers, as well as the recovery of juvenile victims. What can you do to help stop this travesty?
Read MoreAFA of PA encourages Christians, through education, to become involved in pro-family issues in their community, state and the nation. This is some of what has been going on in the Commonwealth and the nation.
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