This week marks the 22nd annual White Ribbon Against Pornography Week.
Through Sunday, citizens across the nation will wear white ribbons to raise awareness about the problem of pornography.
Robert W. Peters, president of Morality in Media, said Americans are also asking U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder and state prosecutors to vigorously enforce obscenity laws.
"This isn't to say that the whole answer to the pornography problem is law enforcement," he said. "Clearly, there's a role for schools, parents, churches and most assuredly, corporate America."
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Learn more about what you can do to fight pornography.
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— Josh Montez
