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Erotic Extortion: Understanding the Cultural Propagation of Revenge Porn

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Revenge porn is a growing problem in current U.S. media culture. According to the Data & Society Institute, one in 10 women under the age of 30 have been victims of or threatened with having their private sexually explicit images shared with the public without their consent. Most of the current research on revenge porn is from a legal perspective, dealing with issues of privacy and copyright. This article uses feminist phenomenology to explore the cultural influences of revenge porn, specifically the prevalence of the male gaze and male voyeurism in mainstream media. Understanding how revenge porn is situated in culture will allow for a better understanding of potential sites of resistance. This article argues for critical pedagogy and media literacy as possible solutions.
Title: Erotic Extortion: Understanding the Cultural Propagation of Revenge Porn
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Revenge porn is a growing problem in current U.
S.
media culture.
According to the Data & Society Institute, one in 10 women under the age of 30 have been victims of or threatened with having their private sexually explicit images shared with the public without their consent.
Most of the current research on revenge porn is from a legal perspective, dealing with issues of privacy and copyright.
This article uses feminist phenomenology to explore the cultural influences of revenge porn, specifically the prevalence of the male gaze and male voyeurism in mainstream media.
Understanding how revenge porn is situated in culture will allow for a better understanding of potential sites of resistance.
This article argues for critical pedagogy and media literacy as possible solutions.

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