Dear Deacon John,
Thanks to all of your support, things are moving fast! Your
contributions and actions prove that public opinion is still with us. Many want to do something to stop the overwhelming harms associated with pornography.
Playboy Club" to exploit women and promote a pornified culture this fall. There are some things you can do now like
sign the pledge.
We are working with other groups for the best attack plan and will have more action steps for you next week. Tomorrow we will publicly launch The Safe Library Project, in response to reports from many citizens around the country who are exposed to hardcore pornography on public library computers. We have found that numerous public libraries across America have either no policy or ineffective policies for blocking pornography. Although Congress passed the Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA) to help libraries install filters, the American Library Association and the ACLU continue to advocate for free, unfiltered access to porn.
Patrons and librarians around the country have reported: men spending hours trolling porn websites, public masturbation, stalking of patrons and employees, catcalls, physical threats, luring children into viewing explicit material, intentionally leaving printouts on tables. Clearly, this is a problem for many reasons!
Action Item #2: Find out what your local library's policy is and let us know.
Thanks for your help!
Sincerely,
Patrick A. Trueman
