Pornography and Women Empowerment

Today's women have reduced gender disparity with men and defeated women at the time of going on to university (Francis) and have reduced the wage gap of American people by about 17 cents over the past 20 years (USA). . Despite the remarkable progress of women, the contraindications of sexual women and the concept of filthy women still exist. The role of gender and sexual behavior is a big contradiction in today's American politics. In Republican presidential campaign campaign, Rick Suntory said, "The United States is suffering from pornographic content (Friedersdorf)." He is a crusader who claims to have family value. Also in the text, "There are too many families with you.

Porn transformed women into "adult toys." Feminist activist, journalist and female anti - porn (WAP) co - founder Susan Brownmiller wrote in 1975 as follows. "Erotic is theory, rape is an approach," Robin Morgan, a former editorial magazine editor, announced in 1977. Some people consider pornography to be a type of horror. A woman wrote in 1981 by the most famous anti-porn feminist supporter, "I know that we are free if pornography no longer exists." In 1996, Catharine McKinnon, a law scholar, opposed the idea that pornography is a creative practice with the right to receive protection of the first amendment. McKinnon wrote that pornography itself is not responsible for women of sexual assault, but "promoted by production, change, and pornography."

Helen Longino was one of the first feminist philosophers who raised the theory that pornography harm women. She believes that pornography shows that men and women are happy about women's objectivity and the recognition of women as fewer humans. Pornography promotes the idea that by portraying women's subjects as inhumane targets, women can be treated without moral consideration (ie, without being raped and without being conquered). According to philosopher Emmanuel Conde, Lon Nono thinks sex is a moral problem. Even if it is not impossible, it is not a means of treating others as our own satisfaction purely. It is also very difficult to have sex in that situation. Sexual desire is irrational and leads to the reduction of others to the body part of the body. Therefore it is objective, inhuman, and corrupt. Ronttino adds a feminist element to Kant and believes that men can use women as a tool to satisfy sexual desire because men have more social skills than women.