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Majority Of Women On Dating Apps Report Sexually Explicit Messages Or Photos

Roughly six in 10 women ages 18 through 34 who use dating apps say they have been harassed, new research shows. Read the full article here.

February is National Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month

February is officially National Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. Read the full article here to learn more about the issue.

Valentine’s Day: Gen Z Avoids Committed Relationships, Prefers Casual Hookups

The Conversation shares a look into the attitudes of Gen Z toward sex and relationships. Read the full article here.

Warning: explicit language is used.

Is The New Hoop App A Tinder For Teens?

“Hoop” launched late last year but in the past several weeks it’s been downloaded over 2 and a half million times. What is it and who can use it? Read the article here.

A Proposed Utah Law Would Require Porn to Have Warning Labels About Its Dangers

A new proposed law in Utah would require that any pornography circulated in the state carry a warning label. Read the full article here.

Body Language Signs Of Possible Abuse Teens Should Know Before Dating

As parents, you have to teach your teens signs of possible abuse so they can avoid unhealthy relationships. Read the article here.

Which Companies Cash In The Most On Sexual Exploitation? The 2020 “Dirty Dozen” List

Fight The New Drug shares the 2020 “dirty dozen” list of companies that make the most money off of sexual exploitation. Read the full article here.

MN Study Says Teens At Risk Of Being ‘Sexploited’

‘We’re constantly asked for pictures’: Teen Researches Why Sending Naked Pics Is Now Normal

Kiona Osowski’s Grade 12 research project started with a question, based on her own experiences as a 17-year-old teenager: why are girls so often asked for nude photos? Read the article here.

Porn Survey Reveals Extent Of UK Teenagers’ Viewing Habits

10 Ways Porn Culture Will Target Your Kids in 2020 (Be Prepared, Not Scared!)

Protect Young Minds talks 10 ways porn culture will target your kids in 2020. Read the full article here.

Booty Shaking & Sexy Costumes In Children’s Dance

Right now, in children’s dance classes around the nation, young children are being taught to dance with choreography that hypersexualizes them and their bodies. Read the article here.

Teen Detransitioners Are Telling Their Stories On YouTube

Many young adults are turning to vlogging their detransition experiences and stories on YouTube. Read the article here.

French Bishop’s Council OKs Removing Gender IDs On Baptism Certificates

The French bishops’ permanent council has approved a recommendation to remove gender references for parents on baptismal certificates. Read the article here.

Selling Nude Photos To Support Australia—What Does This Trend Say About Society?

Fight The New Drug highlights a recent trend of are models and porn performers selling their nude photos in exchange for donations to relief efforts. Read the full article here.

Helping the Kid Who Doesn’t Want Help

Protect Young Minds shares some practical ways to help your children fight pornography when they don’t actually want to fight pornography. Read the full article here.

The Beauty Myth for Boys

The New York Times talks beauty standards, and how one of the biggest myths about the “beauty myth” is that it’s female. Adolescent boys suffer from unrealistic beauty standards, too. Read the full article here.

Tinder Year Ender: How Gen Z Changed Dating In 2019

Are your teens dating age and on Tinder? This article shares the ways that Gen Z used dating apps in 2019, and could give you a look into their world. Read the full article here.

10 Ways Porn Culture Will Target Your Kids In 2020 (Be Prepared, Not Scared!)

Here are TEN things to look out for this year as you raise kids in a hypersexualized porn culture AND what you can do about it! Read the article from Protect Young Minds here.

If Smoking And Rape Scenes On Netflix Are Harmful, How Much More So Is Violent Porn?

Fight The New Drug talks pornography and how the research compares to that regarding smoking, violence, and rape scenes on TV. Read the full article here.