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  • Our interview with David Prescott is the first episode of our brand new podcast and vodcast series titled Sex, Human Rights, and CSA Prevention. https://buff.ly/2FtStqh
  • CSA survivors experience pressure to affirm their trauma to parents, teachers, and law enforcement officers, even for years afterwards. Survivors who don't seem "innocent" enough prior to their abuse or traumatized enough afterwards are shamed, stigmatized, doubted, and censored.
  • Just as important as the fight to defeat FOSTA is having a sustainable plan B if it cannot be defeated. Ours is to work closely with Internet platforms to defend speech about sex—and to do so in a way that addresses the problem of child sexual abuse better that FOSTA ever could.
  • It's normal and right to feel disgust at child sexual abuse. But disgust is a powerful emotion, and we naturally recoil from thinking it through too much. Unfortunately this means that part of it can stem from unexamined prejudices, stereotypes, and cognitive distortions.⠀ ⠀ For example, sex negativity can create a sense of disgust around children's sexuality, which in turn feeds a culture of victim blaming. Disgust can also cause us to dehumanize those who are at risk of offending, which can impede interventions that could prevent them doing so.⠀ ⠀ So as difficult as it is to do, try to cultivate a habit of deconstructing your disgust. When you feel disgusted at child sexual abuse, try to ensure that this is centered on the act of abuse. Child sexual abuse is disgusting because it is abuse, not because it is sexual.
  • We oppose laws such as Florida Bill SB 160 that equate ownership of a sex doll with sexual abuse. This sets up a dangerous false equivalence between fantasy and reality that threatens a wide range of lawful conduct and speech, without protecting children. https://prostasia.org/campaign/insane-florida-to-protect-dolls-as-if-they-were-children/ #sexdolls
  • Our 2018 Annual Report will be out next week.

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