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The group said it was committed to standing with all who identified with the LGBTIQ+ community and to "amplify the voice of survivors and activists to reduce and prevent violence against all women and girls".
The group's earliest educational efforts were a series of slide shows of hardcore and softcore pornography, which were shown with critical commentary by a WAP presenter. The format of a slide show with critical commentary had been used earlier by Julia London of the Los Angeles group Women Against Violence Against Women to illustrate soft-core pornographic themes in rock album covers;[14] WAP adapted the format to discuss pornography in general, including hardcore pornography. Slide shows were generally organized by local feminist groups, and held in women's homes as part of consciousness-raising meetings. The anti-pornography movement has continued to use slide shows as an educational tactic for feminist group meetings and public events.
WAP held an annual awards ceremony in which plastic pigs were handed out for advertising campaigns that WAP considered "demeaning to women and girls" and "Ms. Liberty awards" were awarded for "prowoman ads". Many advertisers disagreed with WAP's interpretation of their ad campaigns, though at least one recipient of a "pig" award, the shoemaker Famolare, responded by changing its ads, and was rewarded with a "Ms. Liberty" award the next year.[19]
In the United Kingdom, the feminist Campaign Against Pornography (CAP) was launched by British MP Clare Short in 1986 and was best known for its "Off the Shelf" campaign against "Page Three girls" in British tabloids.[39][40] A breakaway group, Campaign Against Pornography and Censorship (CPC), started by Catherine Itzin in 1989, adhered more closely to the civil rights anti-pornography approach favored by Women Against Pornography. CPC was active in Ireland as well as the UK.[41] Both groups were active until the mid-1990s.
In a society preoccupied with the lurid details of true crime, it was inevitable that the case of Pauline and Juliet would become the subject of decades' worth of interest. How could a story about an obsessive pair of teenage girls driven by delusions to kill not inspire such fascination? Cases of matricide committed by adolescent women remain rare. According to a report by CBS, approximately 82% of matricide offenders in the USA over a 30-year period acted alone. In 1954, it seemed utterly inconceivable that two girls under the age of 16 would ever consider an act as heinous as murder, let alone go through with their violent plans. The details of the death of Honorah Parker remain seared into the public consciousness for that very reason.
Pauline Yvonne Parker was a working-class Christchurch girl who attended the local high school and often found herself isolated because of her health problems. She suffered from a condition called osteomyelitis, a kind of bone infection that impacts the arms and legs, especially of younger patients. Juliet Marion Hulme entered her life as a teenager when the English girl moved with her family to New Zealand. Hulme had her own health problems, having been diagnosed with tuberculosis as a child. She briefly lived in the Caribbean and South Africa before New Zealand since doctors had advised that a warmer climate would improve her wellbeing. Unlike Parker, Hulme came from a comfortably middle-class background, as her father was the celebrated physicist Dr. Henry Rainsford Hulme, one of the key scientists in the creation of the British H-Bomb. The girls quickly bonded over their shared illnesses, which forced them to sit out physical education classes.
It did not take long for their friendship to become extremely intense. Both lovers of fiction, they began to create their own stories that soon developed into their own deeply detailed fantasy life. They would craft stories then write to one another in character as their creations. They revered actors and artists and even imagined their own religious system devoid of Christianity where music and art were celebrated. Both girls hoped to sell their stories to Hollywood and be together as collaborators and friends for the rest of their lives.
The intensity of their friendship concerned both families. Pauline's parents were especially concerned that their closeness was an indicator of homosexuality, which was a criminal act in New Zealand at the time as well as being labeled a serious mental illness. LGBTQ+ people could be "treated" for homosexuality in institutions, much as they were in many countries around the world. By this point in time, both girls were so obsessed with one another that they would become withdrawn and even physically ill when separated. Eventually, after Juliet's parents separated and her father resigned from his job as the university rector, it was decided that Juliet would be sent to live in South Africa with relatives. This decision was ostensibly related to her health and as a way to make the divorce somewhat easier on her, but both she and Pauline saw it as an act of war against one another. Growing hysterical at the possibility of being separated against their will, the girls planned to go to South Africa together, then head to America to become world-famous writers. The major impediment to this dream, they decided, was Pauline's mother, Honorah.
On the afternoon of June 22, 1954, Pauline and Juliet accompanied Honorah Parker on a walk through Victoria Park. In a wooded area a hundred meters or so down the main path, the girls killed Honorah, bludgeoning her to death with half of a brick encased in an old silk stocking. After finishing the deed, the girls fled to a nearby tea kiosk where they had eaten with Honorah only minutes before. Both were covered in blood. They told the shop owners that Pauline's mother had fallen and hit her head. It didn't take long for that story to fall apart. Honorah's body was so brutally beaten, with protective wounds across her hands and neck, that no mere fall could have caused such damage.
In 1994, New Zealand director Peter Jackson, then best known for hyper-violent DIY horror slapstick like Bad Taste and Braindead, released Heavenly Creatures. He had been encouraged to adapt the true story for film by his wife and collaborator Fran Walsh, as both had grown up knowing about the case and how it impacted their homeland. Instead of focusing on the media circus that surrounded the trial or the murder itself, Jackson and Walsh decided to delve more into the friendship between Pauline and Juliet. Their relationship was frequently mischaracterized by the press, with the rumor persisting to this day that the girls were in love, something that both women have repeatedly denied. The film doesn't exactly confirm or refute this, but its portrayal of such a close-knit and wholly co-dependent relationship is far more sympathetic than anything in the press of the previous four decades.
While Heavenly Creatures is deeply empathetic towards Hulme and Parker, it pulls no punches in showing the abhorrent brutality of their murder. Honorah's death is deeply uncomfortable to watch, and Jackson makes sure the viewer understands just how hard it is to kill someone with a brick in a stocking, thus extending the agony further. By the end of the movie, you're left with a feeling of immense sadness for everyone involved. It's a brilliant movie, one that probably did more to soften the image of Parker and Hulme than many decades of press fervor and gossip. It doesn't excuse their crimes, but it allows the audience to understand how easy it was for two isolated girls to lose themselves in a fantastical world that was much kinder to them than their reality.
New Zealand is known for its sheep, wine, and immense natural beauty, as seen in the Lord of the Rings. But when it comes to porn, this island is as outdated and forgotten as steam engines. In comparison, its next-door neighbor, the country of kangaroos, is full of Australian pornstars. These sluts give American girls a run for their money.
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Porn fans and aficionados may be wondering where one of their favourite sites went when looking for new GirlsDoPorn videos. Unfortunately, the best of GirlsDoPorn content was always the worst, for all models involved. The porn site that started in 2009, GirlsDoPorn was shut down in January 2020. It was owned by a New Zealand man named Michael Pratt and co-owned by his childhood best friend Matthew Wolfe, who also served as the cameraman. The main pornographic male actor for GirlsDoPorn videos was Andre Garcia, who also allegedly assaulted the girls involved and gave many of them sexually transmitted infections.
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