"Perhaps that sounds to you like an archaic feminist assertion - the kind of thing that hip women no longer say."

Rachel Henes — a social worker and "youth violence prevention specialist" — takes up the anti-pornography cause:

During countless classroom discussions, boys have told me that from a very young age, they have been taught that for a "real" man, sex is about the aggressive conquest of female bodies and scoring with as many of them as you can. While these ideas have long been around, they are more socially sanctioned now than ever before.

So what happens when individual risk factors become societal norms? And when pornography, because of its ubiquity and availability, effectively becomes sex ed?...

[Girls are] feeling depressed and worthless as they realize that real-life translations of porn don't make them feel sexy or powerful at all, since the sexual personas they're trying to emulate have been created by - and for - men.

Rachel Henes is...
	1. an unhip, archaic feminist.
	2. a social conservative who just doesn't call herself conservative.
	3. smart and correct and we should listen to her.
	4. a great wake up call to those "sex positive" feminists.
	5. a boring sex-phobe.
	6. all of the above.
	7. 1 and 4.
	8. 2 and 3.
	9. 1 and 5.
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