Pornography/Related Articles

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Sex (activity) [r]: An activity generally involving genital contact, such as when the penis enters part of another person's body, most commonly the vagina, for the purposes of pleasure and sometimes reproduction. ^[e]
Erotica [r]: Add brief definition or description

Soft-core pornography [r]: Visual, audio, or multimedia material that may suggest but not depict actual penetrative or ejaculatory sex acts; usually has partial or full nudity; some definitions include erotic imagery that conveys sexual desirability, such as pin-up art, but not usually imagery that uses sexual imagery to gather attention, as with advertising ^[e]
- Pin-up art [r]: Artistic genre that concentrates on presenting posing women. ^[e]
Hard-core pornography [r]: In general, pornographic material that explicitly describes or depicts sex acts, including insertion and ejaculation ^[e]
Child pornography [r]: Add brief definition or description

Vivid Entertainment [r]: Major U.S. producer of pornographic videos; generally considered to be the standard-setter for production values in that industry ^[e]

Alliance Defense Fund [r]: Add brief definition or description
- Pat Trueman [r]: Special counsel to the Alliance Defense Fund of Arizona, a national public interest law firm, working on obscenity, indecency, pornography and the protection of communities from sexually-oriented businesses; counsel to the Guardian of Angels Foundation, which targets child sex abuse and as law enforcement director for Capitol Cities Partners, Washington, D.C., on the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Rescue and Restore Campaign advising federal and state law enforcement officials on human trafficking; Former Chief, U.S. Department of Justice's Child Exploitation & Obscenity Section (1983-1993); signatory to 2007 Morality in Media letter on .XXX ^[e]
Council of Conservative Citizens [r]: Add brief definition or description
Traditional Values Coalition [r]: Add brief definition or description

Teledildonics [r]: Originally proposed as a thought experiment by Ted Nelson, a telepresence application in which physically remote partners could share the external sensations of a sexual encounter; continues to be discussed in the virtual reality community and also has applicability to such things as a remote physical examination ^[e]