Anti-Porn Crusaders Shame CVS Into 'Protecting' Customers From Sports Illustrated
An anti-porn advocacy lobby known for spreading misinformation about the adult industry is claiming it has successfully convinced retail giant CVS to remove the “Swimsuit Issue” of Sports Illustrated from checkout areas and promotional displays. (...)
Source: xbiz.com | 2019-05-03Read all
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