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Why is this an issue now?
Since the website Everyone’s Invited was set up by 22-year-old activist Soma Sara last year, thousands of people have published anonymous (and unverified) testimonies of the harrowing experiences suffered by pupils in British schools. Their accounts describe “jokes” about gang rape; young women being surrounded and groped by boys; psychological and physical pressure to perform sex acts; the widespread circulation of “nudes” which young people have been coerced into sharing. These revelations have prompted an outcry over the prevalence of a “rape culture” in many educational institutions. Many have also asked whether easy access to hardcore pornography is to blame for troubling attitudes towards sex among young people.
A Pornhub logo is displayed at the company s booth at the AVN Adult Entertainment Expo at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on January 24, 2018, in Las Vegas, Nevada. | Getty Images/Ethan Miller
Sexually violent pornography scripts are commonly promoted on the main pages of Pornhub and other widely accessed porn sites, according to a newly published analysis that found questionable content that could be deemed criminal violations.
The British Journal of Criminology published an article on Sunday titled “Sexual violence as a sexual script in mainstream online pornography,” which analyzes the presence of sexually violent material on major pornography sites.
Fiona Vera-Gray, an assistant professor at the Department of Sociology of Durham University in the United Kingdom who specializes in the subject of sexual violence, was the lead author.