Child_Abuse_and_Porn

Child Abuse and Porn Pornography and children: An abusive mix Child sexual abuse can be defined as “any form of sexual activity with a child. It may include showing a child pornographic materials, placing the child’s hand on another person’s genitals, touching a child’s genitals and to the more extreme form of penetration.” (Kali Munro) It is essential to understand what child abuse through pornography is, what it can do to a child and why this kind of abuse continues. Someone who knows what pornography can do to a child is a thirty-one year old, mother of two named Bonnie. Bonnie spoke to the Attorney General’s Commission on Pornography about her experience with pornography and child abuse. Both of Bonnie’s husbands’ were into pornography and abused her and her two daughters, Michelle and Debbie. The account of the abuse that took place between Bonnie’s second husband, Paul and her daughters are as follows: He seemed to enjoy showing them pornographic material. The girls remember specifically a time when Paul showed them a picture of a ‘naked lady dressed in the bottom of a leopard skin outfit and holding a whip.’ He asked them what they child, children, abuse, pornography, sexual, paul, pornographic, effects, michelle, materials, victims, 1987, told, showing, people, koop, daughters, child’s, both, about, watts, through, said, reported, offenders, never, isolation, girls, frequently, form, feelings, feel, exploitation, dr, deal, been, bagley, asked, after, adult, abused, wrong, wetzstein, way, view, victimization, victim, very, type, two