That is, the same types of themes, although less sexually explicit, appear in movies and television shows on a daily basis. Further, advertisers rely heavily on exploiting women's sexuality in order to sell many products, including cars, cosmetics, clothing, and other products. Such people believe that the censorship of pornography alone would not significantly change the larger societal values that promote the view of women as objects to satisfy men's desires. Many states have laws against private sexual acts, even those committed by married couples. On p. 411 of your text, state-specific laws against various sexual behaviors are listed.
Sodomy laws tend to be enforced only against homosexuals.
Controversies continue about the people's right to privacy versus the state's right to regulate sexual behaviors for people's own good. Many states have decriminalized sexual acts between consenting adults, but others have not and continue to propose restrictive laws. Some people advocate for stricter laws against pornography and longer prison sentences against women who sell sex for money in order to deter women from becoming prostitutes. Once you have completed lessons eleven through fifteen and the associated self-assessment exercises, you are ready to prepare for the third exam. This exam is not cumulative, but covers material in the last five lessons.