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Calvin Johnson A3/ Research Factual Report 3/26/01 The Sexual Revolution Before Playboy magazine hit the newsstands in 1954, sexually explicit pictures were not readily available to mainstream America. Sure, if he went to the sleazy part of town and knew where to look, a guy could find some "dirty" pictures. That’s all they were though, "dirty" pictures. No one pretended they were anything more. Playboy’s approach took pornography to new levels of acceptability. The marketing …showed first 75 words of 1714 total…

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