Sharing suggestive photos of a minor is a form of sexual exploitation
A sexually suggestive photo of a minor is considered child pornography under U.S. and Canadian law. “Child pornography is a form of child sexual exploitation,” the U.S. justice department states on its website.
Possessing child pornography, i.e. having a nude screenshot of a minor available on your phone, is a crime. As is the distribution of said photo, which may sometimes be referred to as “revenge porn” when an adult’s photos are shared without authorization.
Heads up: if you have nude pics of Claudia Conway and are posting them to show what a bad mom kellyanne is: you are in possession/distributing child pornography. Think twice before you do it. BlueBearGirl20 (@bluebeargirl20) January 26, 2021