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You make the differenceIn an August 1986 Gallup Poll, 73% of the Americans interviewed wanted a ban on violent pornography, and 92% wanted to ban child pornography. "No concerned American today can afford to be silent in the face of
pornagraphy's assaults; for that silence can be misconstrued by law enforcement officials,
legislators, merchants, and most importantly, our children, as approval."
"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men (and women)
to do nothing." What you can do
plus newspaper and magazine articles on the subject. Other web sites to browse:
House of Representatives
In the Washington, D.C. area, become a member of M-CAP and join the fight on the local front. You will receive the quarterly Newsletter and will be informed of meetings and other events.
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Send mail to mailChuck@email.com with questions or comments about
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Inform yourself. Read such
books as (clicking on name links you to Amazon.com):
Speak Out. When you find
pornography in a place of business, tell the manager or owner that you object ot its
presence, because it can have a harmful effect on young and old alike (cite some
examples). Tell him that until he removes it, you cannot trade there. Get others to do the
same.
Write and phone your
congressional representatives, senator and and state legislators, urging them to support
any bills being introduced that have to do with controlling obscenity and child
pornography.
Write to the FCC about any TV
programs that go behond decency statndards (frontal nudity, sex scenes, obscene language).
If possible, send a video tape.
Invite M-CAP to speak at your
place of worship, club, school, etc. Call 301-649-2523.