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A National Youth Coalition fighting for a world where no one is bought, sold, or exploited!
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Porn Groomed Me Before Anyone Else Did. The Senate Can Still Do Something About It. (opens the original)
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Right now, the Senate is sitting on a bill that could change how the internet treats children. The SCREEN Act (S.737) would require pornography websites to verify that their users are adults before letting them access their content. It sounds like a small, obvious ask, but it’s not small to me. I am a survivor of online grooming, and I believe that the reason I became a target as a child traces back to a website that never once asked how old I was.I was groomed online, starting on platforms like
We Grew Up Online. Now We’re Speaking Up for Those Who Can’t: Pass the Kids Online Safety Act (opens the original)
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On June 23, nearly 300 children were remembered in Washington, D.C., on Social Media Victims Remembrance Day. These young lives were cut short by the unchecked harms of social media. Every day, children are exposed to dangerous content and targeted by predators on platforms that were never designed with their safety in mind.Despite the severity of this crisis, it continues to be minimized by lawmakers, the public, and the companies that profit from it. <a href="https://hsph.harvard.edu/news/soci
The Playbook: Different industries. Different celebrities. Same exploitation economy. (opens the original)
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In Seoul’s Gangnam district, at the site where the Ritz-Carlton once stood and later became Le Méridien Seoul, a nightclub opened in 2018 with a famous K-pop star’s name attached to it. It was designed to feel exclusive, aspirational, and untouchable.The investigation into what was happening behind that image began after <a href="https://foreignpolicy.com/2019/05/03/burningsun-kpop-rape-abuse-kidnap-south-koreas-darkest-clubs-arebeing-dragged-into-
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