VICTORY! Supreme Court Decision Protects Children, Upholding Age Verification Law

 

Damien was a self-described “happy child with big dreams for the future.” He was the top student in his class.

 

That was before he discovered pornography.

 

Like so many others, Damien came across pornography as a child. He was only 12 years old when he began using it regularly. After that, his grades dropped dramatically. He became anxious, depressed, and lethargic. He had difficulty interacting with others or even performing basic daily tasks.

 

Damien tried to quit pornography. For years, he employed every strategy he could think of. But he continually failed.

 

Now consider: What if we rewound the clock? What if Damien never became addicted to pornography to begin with?

 

What if there were protective measures in place, so that Damien was never exposed to pornography as a child? Never found this content at a time when his developing brain was so susceptible to addiction?

 

Well, the Supreme Court has just upheld a law that could have protected Damien! 

Yesterday, our country’s highest court ruled that Texas’s age verification law, which requires that pornography websites verify users are 18+ before granting them access, is CONSTITUTIONAL! The Court ruled that requiring age verification to protect children from explicit content does not violate free speech, as opponents argued.

 

Read on for a deep dive into this historic victory. 

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Is The Proposed “A.I. Moratorium” Another CDA Section 230?

 

As congress considers whether or not to implement a proposed 10-year moratorium on A.I. state regulation, Haley and Dani talk about the potential devastating effects this could have. Some have even referred to this as “Section 230 on steroids” so this episode is essential for understanding what the moratorium is and what the impacts would be. Big Tech doesn’t need another layer of immunity or security to allow them to hide while they profit off the exploitation of human beings in the name of advancing technology.


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You can also read our blog explaining the A.I. moratorium below.  👇

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X Must Confront Child Sexual Abuse Material on Platform

 

The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) calls on X (formerly Twitter) to increase efforts to detect and report child sexual abuse material (CSAM) on the platform in light of a new NBC News report indicating CSAM is increasing. 
 
NBC reported that, “A review of many hashtags with terms known to be associated with CSAM shows that the problem is, if anything, worse than when Musk initially took over. What was previously a trickle of posts of fewer than a dozen per hour is now a torrent propelled by accounts that appear to be automated — some posting several times a minute.” 
 
“It is beyond disturbing that child sexual abuse material is flooding X, but even more egregious is that X is not doing enough to confront it. NBC News reveals that not only is CSAM proliferating from certain accounts, but that hashtags ‘identified in 2023…as hosting child exploitation advertisements are still being used for the same purpose today.’  X must be held to account for perpetuating child sexual abuse and seemingly turning a blind eye to this devastating abuse,” said Haley McNamara, Senior Vice President of Strategic Initiatives and Programs, National Center on Sexual Exploitation. 

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