“Let’s Get Sued!” It’s the New Game Any State Legislature Can Play!
ATLANTA, Ga. – State of Georgia, come on down – you’re the next contestant on Let’s Get Sued! Yes, that’s right, citizens of Georgia: Your esteemed...
Read moreDetailsATLANTA, Ga. – State of Georgia, come on down – you’re the next contestant on Let’s Get Sued! Yes, that’s right, citizens of Georgia: Your esteemed...
Read moreDetailsPHOENIX, Ariz. – As a native of the Grand Canyon state, here’s something I don’t get to say or write very often: One of Arizona’s elected...
Read moreDetailsIn the nearly 30 years I’ve been lingering around the porn industry like a stubborn barnacle refusing to be pried from the hull of the smut-ship,...
Read moreDetailsAUSTIN, Texas – On the one hand, it can’t come as a complete surprise that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton would choose to file a lawsuit...
Read moreDetailsThe adult entertainment community is still in mourning, grappling with the profound loss of Kagney Linn Karter, whose life last week tragically ended too soon when...
Read moreDetailsI recently wrote about the role of sexual repression as a societal control mechanism that benefits only the winners of the status quo while harming society...
Read moreDetailsEver wonder why governments seem to have an unhealthy and, at times, even authoritarian interest in the sexual repression of its citizens? It isn’t by accident,...
Read moreDetailsGoing back to when I first started working in and writing about the adult industry over 25 years ago, I’ve always been somewhat surprised by the...
Read moreDetailsWASHINGTON, D.C. – Last month, YNOT reported on the number and variety of amicus curiae briefs submitted in support of the plaintiffs in NetChoice v. Paxton...
Read moreDetailsI started writing this after responding to a post on a board asking what my work schedule was. I really had to think about that. I...
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