Pornography_And_Women

Pornography And Women The debate of women in pornography has been a well developed over the decades. With the emergence of women’s liberation there have been several organizations against the pornography industry such as Women against Pornography (WAP), Women against Violence Against Women (WAVAW), and Women against Violence in Pornography and the Media (WAVPM) (Cowan 347). These groups focus on the issue of women’s objectification in pornography and the results of these images to the public. Yet as these groups have emerged, the pornography industry has suffered little. Anywhere you go via Internet, newsstand, or video store the market for pornography is enormous. Even though this industry creates billion dollar revenues, is it harmful against women in their efforts to break gender stereotypes and towards equal rights to men' Even though women in pornography participate from their own free will, the impact on the public is what has to be observed. These sexual images created by magazines and videos show women with unattainable beauty. The women themselves have been primped through hours of professional hair and makeup before they are photographed with precise lighting and posing. These images are then reconstructed and manipulated through the technology of computer graphics and of “airbrushing” the women, pornography, images, sexual, towards, violence, men, against, through, sexually, pornographic, material, been, usenet, posing, magazines, internet, explicit, yet, videos, public, portrayed, person, one, industry, impact, groups, fantasy, even, doing, because, age, women’s, woman, violent