Protecting Youth from Early Porn Exposure
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NH must address the impact of early exposure to online pornography on youth, especially those who are neurodivergent or emotionally vulnerable. As a parent, I’ve seen how quickly behaviors escalate and how limited the support systems are. We need earlier intervention, better education in schools, stronger protections to limit access, and real support for families. This is about prevention, not punishment, and protecting the long-term well-being of our children and communities.
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Posted by:Anonymous
6 months ago
It's the parents job and only the parents have the ability to restrict access without violating rights and privacy of everybody for the few. To be blunt who purchases and has direct control of childrens technology? I shouldn't lose my privacy because parents are too lazy to do a Google search and setup blockers.
Posted by:Anonymous
6 months ago
With that im never logging onto the forum again. My work is complete.
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Posted by:Karen M.
5 months ago
In my town, school libraries have books that show porn. These books are sanctioned/approved/promoted by the Association of American Librarians and the NH Association of Librarians. Parents across the country are reading these books into the public comment section of a school board meeting only to be cut off and threatened by arrest is they do not stop reading.
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