Samantha Kamman

1 week ago | christianpost.com | Samantha Kamman

By Samantha Kamman, Christian Post Reporter Freezing the reproductive cells of gender dysphoric youth at risk of infertility due to puberty-blocking drugs and cross-sex hormones to preserve their ability to reproduce raises ethical concerns, three researchers conclude in a new study. In a paper published this month, endocrinologist Michael K.

1 week ago | christianpost.com | Samantha Kamman

By Samantha Kamman, Christian Post Reporter Pornography websites are fueling the rise in child sex abuse by using algorithms to direct users to extreme material, desensitizing them to abuse and sexual assault, according to the Washington-based National Center on Sexual Exploitation. Haley McNamara, NCOSE’s senior vice president of strategic initiatives and programs, says pornography websites utilize these algorithms to keep people engaged as they direct users to more and more extreme content.

1 week ago | christianpost.com | Samantha Kamman

By Samantha Kamman, Christian Post Reporter Anti-sexual exploitation advocates applauded Steam's removal of a video game that sparked international outrage for allowing players to control a character who sexually assaults and tortures women. A popular online video game platform, Steam recently removed the game "No Mercy," which was designed by Zerat Games and known for its graphic depictions of violence and rape.

1 week ago | christianpost.com | Samantha Kamman

By Samantha Kamman, Christian Post Reporter The New York woman who punched a pro-life activist in the face during a street interview raised over $8,000 on GoFundMe to pay for legal fees before the crowdfunding platform took her campaign down for violating its terms of service. A GoFundMe spokesperson told The Christian Post that a fundraiser for Brianna J. Rivers was removed for violating its terms of service, and the platform has refunded everyone who gave money to the campaign.

2 weeks ago | christianpost.com | Samantha Kamman

By Samantha Kamman, Christian Post Reporter An attorney has voiced concern that the Maine Department of Education may be taking advantage of state law to allow social workers to establish a "confidential relationship" with a child to prevent parents from accessing and reviewing education records related to their child's counseling.