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Here are my current Top 100 anti-pornography videos from YouTube.com! (Nov. 6 update: It looks like YouTube has switched their player to only have 48 for now.) I have spent weeks collecting them just for you, so they can be put all in one easy playlist and large embedded player. Instructions and more information below the video screen for those who are interested. Enjoy! :-)
Instructions: Just scroll the list by using arrows at the left and right, click on the thumbnail of the video that you want, and then click on the triangle "play" icon in the middle of the video when it appears in the main window.
Note: Each video after that will automatically play in order, unless you choose another one. To see the rest of the 100, please go to to my playlist section ofmy YouTube Channel.
If you would like to see a particular video in full-screen mode, click on the YouTube icon in the bottom right of the main video screen when the video that you want is there. This will take you to the page with that video at YouTube.com. Then click on the little rectangle in the bigger rectangle in the bottom right of the video screen there. If you want to exit full-screen viewing, just click on the "Esc" key on your keyboard. (Top left of keyboard.)
If you would like more written details about these videos, check out the full listings for this playlist here. If you want to see another 100 or so anti-porn videos, (or videos about porn and related issues), please visit the main page of my YouTube Channel, or check out my anti-porn channel video playlists. (Or click on "Read More" below this post.) Playlist categories include documentaries, porn star interviews, anti-pornography conference videos, porn addiction/obsession videos, CP80 Internet porn solution videos, anti-porn book author interviews, videos of criminals influenced by porn, debates and panel discussions about pornography, anti-pornography activist videos, Girls Gone Wild and Joe Francis videos, videos about sexist media and its harmful influence on women and girls, videos on masculinity, videos about feminism and women, videos of people who are against porn sharing their thoughts, videos of current porn news, videos about porn technology, anti-porn music videos, and more! :-)
Please note that the anti-porn Google videos that I've collected for you are not able to be put in this playlist, (because they are longer than 10 minutes, and in most cases YouTube doesn't allow them), and must be accessed via the sidebar of this blog. (Please read video instructions on the sidebar first.) Thanks! :-)
For a longer list of my anti-porn video playlists, including many more details, please click on "Read More" below. Thanks! ;-) (Links to each playlist there as well.) *************************************************************
Videos of speakers at anti-pornography conferences and events. Includes videos of the 2007 National Feminist Anti-Pornography Movement conference held at Wheelock College in Boston, Massachusetts. Speakers at the conference included Gail Dines, Robert Jensen, Rebecca Whisnant, Robert Wosnitzer, Ana Bridges, Michelle Chang, and others. See blog sidebar for all the videos other than Gail Dines' introduction.
These are videos that address child pornography issues as well as other sorts of sexual exploitation and abuse of children, such as molestation, child prostitution, and child sex tourism.
Includes all videos about CP 80 Internet Channel Initiative. This is a solution to divide the Internet into channels, in order to make it optional to receive porn channels or not. See full information at CP80.org. The new DVD Traffic Control is about CP80, so videos about it are included here as well.
These are videos of criminals talking about how pornography has influenced their crimes such as molestation, rape and murder. Also included are videos about the connection of pornography and porn addiction/obsession to crime and sexual assault in general.
These are videos of debates about pornography such as porn star Ron Jeremy debating others. Also Compulsion Solution's George Collins and Gabriela Network debating pro-porn people.
These videos are an assortment of documentaries, documentary previews, movies, or TV shows about the reality of the porn industry. They show how pornography harms those in the industry and those outside of it.
These are videos by feminists, or about feminists and feminism, in relationship to pornography and other sex trade issues. They include anti-pornography feminist activism, speeches, interviews, documentaries and more. They also include videos that mention feminism or feminists in relationship to porn.
Yes, anti-porn people can have a sense of humor! ;-) I hope you enjoy a few laughs at the amusing comedic efforts of some very helpful and creative people. :-)
to this baby in the world needs you are this BB were in the view and no but have you and me some money for just to be think any to be key in that viewThese are videos about the Girls Gone Wild porn empire and its creator: criminal and exploiter of young women, Joe Francis.
These are videos concerning different Internet porn issues and solutions. They address peer-to-peer file-sharing technology, (P2P), Internet porn filtering, and other ways of separating out and/or dealing with pornography on the Internet.
Kicesie asks: "How do you define pornography?" ,"Do you think that porn can sometimes be good, therapeutic and healthy? If so, what qualities makes it such?","Do you that porn can sometimes be bad, harmful or unhealthy? If so, what qualities makes it such?" YouTubers answer her in videos and comments. Feel free to join in! :^)
These videos are of men and boys who are against pornography and are speaking up and doing something about the porn problem. The videos demonstrate that not all guys are porn users, that not all guys are in favor of porn, and that some of them care enough about doing the right thing to speak out.
These are miscellaneous videos that address porn, the sex trade, and porn-related issues that don't fall neatly into any of the other specific categories. They mostly aren't anti-porn, just informational about porn, etc. I.e. "Real doll" videos. (Sex dolls). Some of these videos are actually pro-porn, but provide useful data for anyone studying porn and similar topics.
Videos about porn addiction, (or porn obsession/compulsion), and how it has harmed those addicted to/obsessed with pornography, as well as their families, loved ones, and others. (Of course that person's porn addiction has also harmed the people in the porn videos. This is because every time a porn video is being viewed and masturbated to, someone is taking pleasure in the objectification, exploitation and/or abuse of another person. This is a violation of someone's dignity and humanity.) This section also includes information about "sex addiction", etc.
Interviews with current porn stars such as Jenna Jameson, Belladonna, and Sasha Grey. Also interviews with ex-porn stars such as Shelley Lubben and others. They all reveal some important truths about the harms of the pornography industry. Also included are videos about porn stars that don't necessarily have interviews in them.
These are videos concerning free speech, First Amendment, and legal issues in regards to pornography. (Sometimes referred to with the legal term Obscenity, some forms of which are also referred to as Indecency, particularly when referring to television and radio broadcast regulations.)
All videos concerning porn and politics, politicians, political issues, etc. (For informational purposes. I do not necessarily agree or disagree with the content of these videos. They are just to let people know about the politicans, politics and issues.
Videos that contain statistics about the porn industry and pornography use. Please note that in "Porn! A historical documentary", an incorrect statistic is given regarding condom use in porn. The correct data is that condoms are used in less than 1/3 of porn films. (17% as of 2004. See the article "The Adult Film Industry: Time to Regulate?" at http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=18 92037)
These videos are generally pro-porn and are included in order for people to be able to examine both sides of the issues so that they have the full picture and can decide for themselves. They are also useful for anti-pornography activists to study to understand the pro-porn arguments so they know what they are up against and can formulate their own responses to the points the pro-porn people are making.
These are videos about prostitution and prostituted women, girls, and children. Pornography is nothing more than filmed prostitution, and often the two are interconnected, with those who are prostituted in the usual manner being used for pornography, and those who are pornography performers sometimes engaging in typical prostitution on the side.
These are videos about how women, girls and children are forced or trafficked into prostitution or sex slavery, either for the use of local Johns or for "sex tourists". (Who are usually well-to-do white males from Western nations, who are also often married.)
These are videos from the "To Catch a Predator" series on NBC's Dateline show. Also included are other videos about sex predators. They are relevant as most predators use some form of pornography while interacting with their victims.
These are videos made either by the "adult industry", or about the "adult industry". They include video taken at the events such as the AVN awards, the Erotica L.A. porn convention, etc. They are not specifically anti-porn or against pornography in any way, however they can be useful for anti-pornography activists to study and learn about the industry.
These are videos on how male identity and masculinity are constructed in our society. They include videos of how boys are socialized into viewing and treating girls and women as objects that exist for their viewing and sexual pleasure. Also included are videos that address how "manhood" has often come to mean being tough, violent, and without empathy for the feelings of others.
These are videos about the rampant amount of sexism and sexist portrayals of girls and women in current media. (Such as commercials, magazine ads, billboards, TV shows, etc.) They include videos addressing the harmful effects of sexist and exploitive media on our society in general, but particularly on girls and women.
These are videos that address what "pornography" is, and how it is defined by different people in our society and other societies. The current definition I use is PORNOGRAPHY: Material that combines sex and/or the exposure of genitals with abuse or degradation in a manner that appears to endorse, condone, or encourage such behavior. Note contrast with EROTICA: Sexually suggestive or arousing material that is free of sexism, racism, and homophobia, and respectful of all human beings and animals portrayed. (Definitions from DianaRussell.com.)
These are videos about feminism, respect for women, equality of women, how women are treated in the world, etc. Not necessarily anything to do with pornography or the sex trade, but just about the reality of being a woman in this world.
Videos that address women's involvement with pornography in ways other than performing in it, such as using it, making it as a director or a producer, or selling, endorsing, or promoting it.
These are videos specifically about the problem of pornography being posted on YouTube, how some people are against it, and about their efforts to deal with it. Note: Any video that contains inappropriate content can be flagged by any user. Examples of inappropriate content are: 1) sexually explicit, 2) mature (over 18 only) content, 3) graphic violence, 4) hate speech, 5) other terms of use violation. YouTube promises to deal with reports within 48 hours. You can also join the "Against Porn Videos Group" here: http://www.youtube.com/group/PornVideosSuck
Note: If you click on any of the links above and are taken to any particular playlist which contains thumbnail pictures and full details of each video, please note that the individual descriptions of each video are written by whoever uploaded them. Thanks.
Please click on the triangle "play" icon in the middle of the picture below to hear why Jersey very recently quit porn, how harmful to one's health the porn industry can be, and how dehumanizing and degrading the industry is.
Part 2:
As you can hear in the interview, another former porn star, Shelley Lubben, is kindly working very hard to help Jersey. Below is an excerpt of what Shelley writes about Jersey on her website. Following that is an excerpt of their interview.
"I met Jersey Jaxin about two months ago through Myspace and she allowed me to come and spend time with her and listen to her story. She spoke about many things from her sexual abuse from her father to the abuse she went through in the porn.
Much of her life can be summed up in one word: ABUSE.
She made me cry during our meeting quite a bit but especially when I asked her what she did in her off time when she wasn't doing porn and she replied, "I hold my roommate and we just cry".
(Please click on "Read More!" below for the rest.) ************************************************
That TOTALLY messed me up... Two months later this precious woman calls me and says, "Guess what Shelley, I've left porn for good!"
I want you all to hear and know the truth from the very mouths of the women who make porn. I want you to know that there IS NO FANTASY in porn and that women suffer abuse EVERY SINGLE DAY!
She wants you to know that Jersey Jaxin is now dead and that her real name is Tanya and that it's time for Tanya to be the person she was meant to be. She even cleaned up her myspace to show her fans and all of us that she is serious and is never going back to porn. Please visit her myspace and leave her encouraging comments... This will... give her strength to rebuild her life. I am so thankful for all of you... Just look at how well Sierra Sinn and Becca Brat are doing and YOU have something to do with that!
I want to give Tanya some relief from the many years of suffering she has endured. She has only known pain and abuse since she was a little girl and now I want all of us to reach out to her. She is moving to another state where there are mainly Super Walmarts. If you would like to help Tanya as she begins her new life please send Walmart cards to my PMB Box and I will forward everything I receive to her as soon as I receive them from you.
Let's keep helping the porn stars rebuild their lives! YOU are making a HUGE difference in the lives of women by your giving.
Tanya already sends a BIG THANK YOU to us for your support and love as she courageously rebuilds her new life.
You can send the Walmart cards here to my post mail box at:
Here's a partial transcript of Shelley's talk with Jersey.
Shelley: "I hear you left porn. What's going on?"
Jersey: "I'm just tired of the industry. The way that they treat as though we are just a piece of meat. That we don't have a mind and our body is everybody's and we have no soul."
Shelley: "Did something happen that made you say, 'That's it! I'm done.'"
Jersey: "Someone I thought was my friend chose money over me and tried to get my fiance to leave me by offering him double pay. I've completely had it. I can't deal with it anymore... I want everything in my relationship to be only me and him."
Shelley: "You told me some pretty scary things about the porn industry."
Jersey: "Guys punching you in the face. You have semen... Twenty or thirty guys all over your face, in your eyes. You get ripped. Your insides can come out of you. It's never ending. Your viewed as an object not as a human with a spirit. People don't care. People do drugs because they can't deal with the way they're being treated."
Shelley: "What percentage of porn people use drugs?"
Jersey: "Seventy five percent and rising. Have to numb themselves... There are specific doctors in this industry if you go in for a common cold, they'll give you vicodin, viagra, anything you want because all they care about is money. You are a number. You're bruised. You have black eyes. You're ripped. You're torn. You have your insides coming out of you. It's not pretty and foofoo on set. You get hurt."
"The main thing going around now is crystal meth, cocaine and heroin. ...You have to numb yourself to go on set. The more you work, the more you have to numb yourself. The more you become addicted, the more your personal life is nothing but drugs... Your whole life becomes nothing but porn."
"I was a drinker. I drank a lot. Vodka was my drug. Vodka was my numbing toy. Before sets, after sets, and if it was a set where people didn't care, they'd have it there waiting."
Shelley: "Do pornographers provide drugs?"
Jersey: "Some of them do. Some of them do it in front of you. I used to have a problem with cocaine that I overcame. It's hard when they're putting it in front of you and saying, 'Do this.'"
Shelley: "Talk about some of the degradation the women have to go through."
Jersey: "You may see a 45-minute set that took us 13 hours. ...We're ripped, we're tired, we're sored, we're bleeding, we're cut up, we have dried semen all over our faces from numerous guys and we can't wash it off because they want to take pictures. You have this stuff all over you and they're telling you, 'Hold it!'"
"You can say anything you want [stop or pain etc] and they don't listen. There's the ultimate thing where you squeeze their leg to ease up and most of them don't care. They have another scene to go to. It's all about the money. They've forgotten who they are and they don't care who they're hurting."
"I'm on the road right now heading to a different life. I'm going to try to make it as a normal person because I'm done."
Corita Grudzen is a Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholar at the University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, United States of America. Peter Kerndt is the Director of the Sexually Transmitted Disease Program in the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, Los Angeles, California, United States of America. Read more!
I would just like to clarify that this blog is not yet officially launched or announced. (But hopefully it will be in the next few weeks.) I still have a lot of basic establishment work to do on it before it's ready for an official debut, as well as revisions of all the posts.
However in the meantime you are all welcome to check out all the posts in their rough draft form, and of course watch any of the more than 100 anti-pornography videos here. (Please don't forget to read the instructions on the sidebar! :^))
The majority of the videos are now also able to be seen here at my new Anti-Pornography YouTube Channel. It too is still in a rough "not yet officially launched" state, (I am still learning how to edit and upload my videos properly), but there is a lot of useful information there to keep anyone busy for quite a while. :^) Note: All the videos are organized by category for easy locating here at my "Playlists".
The videos in the sidebar of this blog that are longer than 10 minutes are not able to be put at my YouTube Channel, (they are Google Videos), so if you want to view them they should be seen here.
Enjoy!
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Pornified: How Pornography is Damaging Our Lives, Our Relationships and Our Families, by Pamela Paul. (Buy it here at Amazon.com.) (Note: The author has stated that she regrets the errors on pg. 259 in the sentence beginning with “Meanwhile, women on the Left…”. The sentence and the points made in it are inaccurate but corrections were not able to be made for the paperback edition.)
My Fears for All Felicities, by Stephen Walker (About documentary on pornographer Max Hardcore called "Hardcore.")
Traci Lords On the Oprah Show:
Traci grew up in an abusive home and was raped at the age of 10 by a neighborhood boy. Her career in the sex industry began when she ran away from home at age 15. She obtained a fake I.D. "mainly to get a job…as a waitress, just some sort of employment," Traci says. "I was really desperate." When she answered an ad for a figure model in a local newspaper, she was quickly swept up into the porn industry. Nude modeling led to a centerfold in Penthouse, which quickly led to hard-core pornography. "I had stars in my eyes," she recalls. "And I thought, 'Okay…maybe this is a way of having the attention and having everybody like me." Battling her "self-loathing," Traci says turning to the porn industry was her way of getting attention. "It wasn't about sex… it was about numbing out, finding a place to put that anger. I was very aggressive…it was vengeance… it was about attention."
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The below group of videos are not strictly about pornography itself, however they are relevant and appropriate to include here, as they are about how pornographic and sexist our media has become as a result of pornography's influence. They also highlight the detrimental effects such pornographic media has on girls, women, and on our society in general. Many of them are from The Media Education Foundation and are available to be purchased at their website here.
