The death of innocence


Pornography often degrades, humiliates and physically hurts women, and no one deserves that sort of treatment.

WHEN I was 10 years old, I made a surprise discovery while I was searching through the cupboard where my father stored his tools. It was the eve of my 11th birthday, and I was looking for the presents that I was sure my parents had hidden somewhere in the house. But when my hands ran over the topmost shelf of that cupboard, all I could feel were the smooth pages of a magazine.

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The death of innocence

   

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