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Table of Contents
(Longer research chapters alternate with short essays)
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Forward: Nadine Strossen (former President, ACLU) |
| Introduction: From Bush to Obama -- Little or No Relief in the War on Sex | |
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You're the Target; Why a War on Sex? |
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Battleground: Sex Education--Where Children Come Second |
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The Most Powerful "Minority" in the United States |
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Battleground: Reproductive Rights |
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The Sexual Disaster Industry |
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Battleground: Broadcast "Indecency" |
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Yes, They Really Said That |
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Battleground: Adult
Entertainment-- Feverish Dreams, Real Estate Nightmares |
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How They Do It: Ammunition in the War on Sex |
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10.
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Battleground: The Internet |
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11.
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America Does Not Guarantee
Your Right To Be Comfortable: The Lowest Common Erotic Denominator Project |
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12.
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Battleground: The War on "Pornography" |
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Extreme Religion and Public Policy |
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Battleground: Sexual Privacy and Sexual Minorities-- Civil Rights or Immoral Privileges? |
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15.
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Revolutionizing American Government--Bad News for Democracy |
| Epilogue: One Bright Spot | |
| Footnotes | |
| Selected Bibliography |
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There is no difference between President Bush and Judge Moore saying "the law must conform to my religious beliefs" and Ayatollah Khomeini and President Ahmadinejad saying "the law must conform to my religious beliefs." --page 151 |
© 2012 Marty Klein, Ph.D. - All Rights Reserved
