Sentence examples for porn war from inspiring English sources

Of course, feminists on both sides of the porn war considered themselves to be "pro-sex".

There are different types of porn: war porn, patriotism porn … and this, of course, is finance porn.

It has permeated everyday life, to the point where we talk easily of food porn, disaster porn, war porn, real-estate porn — not because culture has been sexualized, or sex pornified, but because porn's patterns of excess, fantasy, desire, and shame are so familiar.

Previously - Nudge, Nudge, Wank, Wank: The Dumb Science of Cameron's Porn War.

Who's winning the porn wars?

Dubbed the "porn wars", they divided feminists with some arguing pornography was exploitative, corrupting and unrealistic, while others claimed it could be empowering.

Today, our flesh comes to us from the Internet, and not only what we consume but how we consume has changed since the porn wars.

But, in returning to the sexual body, the site of radical feminism's last internal battle, Wolf ends up marshalling the worst arguments from both sides of the porn wars.

Since the "porn wars" of the seventies and eighties, when feminists campaigned against the expanding pornography industry (and other feminists sided with Hustler to defend it), talking about pornography in terms of mere facts has seemed impossible.

To reflect this, many younger feminists want a sexual politics that restores a tradition of labor organizing predating the porn wars (when even Playboy bunnies had a union), and seek to protect performers from profit-seeking managers.

Katrina Forrester's article on the pornography industry offers a compelling account of the porn wars, in which feminists were divided between those who saw pornography as part of a violent culture and those who considered it sexual empowerment ("Lights. Camera. Action," September 26th).