Teen Vogue encourages 13-year-olds to make child porn through sexting From Life Site:  March 26, 2020 (National Center on Sexual Exploitation) — In mid-March 2020, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Teen Vogue (which has a troubling history with teenagers and sexual exploitation) posted a Snapchat Discover story about sexting under the guise of helping teenagers sustain their relationships from a distance. In case Teen Vogue has forgotten what a “teen” is: Teen (noun): relating to teenagers Teenager (noun): a person aged between 13 and 19 years. Synonyms: adolescent, youth, minor, juvenile Minor (noun): a person under the age of full legal responsibility. Synonyms: child, infant, youth Encouraging teens to sext is encouraging minors to create and distribute child pornography, which is more accurately referred to as child sex abuse material (CSAM). Also, online predators use social media platforms to pose as peers and groom children to send them sexually explicit material (i.e. “sext” with them) that they can then distribute and/or use to blackmail the child into other forms of sexual exploitation. ifesitenews.com/opinion/teen-vogue-encourages-13-year-olds-to-make-child-porn-through-sexting?utm_source=LifeSiteNews.com&utm_campaign=93047a085b-ProFam_3_31_2020&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_12387f0e3e-93047a085b-405194625&mc_cid=93047a085b&mc_eid=00b10dfd26