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Round One: Brazzers versus the Fighter Game Industry
By Kaitlin Tremblay Brazzers’s offer of potential sponsorship for fighting games to break into the world of spectator sports has caused the old arguments of porn as either a feminist or anti-feminist industry to resurface full-force. What’s interesting to me … Continue reading
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