n of pornography tricks mainstream television viewers into having an "everybody’s doing it" attitude about pornography. She also feels that this attitude subconsciously leads them into seeking pornography out (39). We need to show the younger generation that everyone is not doing ‘it’, and that it is all right not to have sex if they feel pressured.Another problem anti-pornography activists believe arises from regular viewing of pornography, is the acceptance of "rape myths". Rape myth is a term pertaining to people’s views on rape, rapists, and sexual assaults, wherein it is assumed that the victim of a sexual crime is either partially or completely to blame (Allen 6). To help understand the rape myth a "Rape Myth Acceptance Scale" was established, which lists some of the most prominent beliefs that a person accepting the rape myth has. They are as follows:1. A woman who goes to the home or apartment of a man on their first date implies that she is willing to have sex.2. One reason that women falsely report a rape is that they frequently have a need to call attention to themselves.3. Any healthy woman can successfully resist a rapist if she really wants to.4. When women go around braless or wearing short skirts and tight tops, they are just asking for trouble.5. In the majority or rapes, the victim is promiscuous or has a bad reputation.6. If a girl engages in necking or petting and she lets things get out of hand, it is her own fault if her partner forces sex on her.7. Women who get raped while hitchhiking get what they deserve.8. Many women have an unconscious wish to be raped, and may then [subconsciously] set up a situation in which they are likely to be attacked.9. If a woman gets drunk at a party and has intercourse with a man she’s just met there, she should be considered "fair game" to other males at the party who want to have sex with her too, whether she wants to or not (Burt 217).Pauline Ba...
