SEX STATISTICS - Sexually Oriented Businesses

The following statistics are from The National Coalition for the Protection of Children & Familes, and can be found at www.nationalcoalition.org

Internet Pornography	Pornography in the Workplace	Pornography and Children	Pornographic Cable Television and Videos
Pornography
Teens and sex STD's	Teens and sex STD's and HIV	Teens and sex Condoms	Teens and sex Abstinence
Teen Pregnancy	Teen Sex	Teen Sex and Parents	Teen Sex Oral Sex
Marriage and Family Cohabitation/ Premarital Sex	Same Sex Marriage	Marriage and Family	Extra-Marital Affairs
Single Parent Households	Single Adults	Religion	Portrayals of Sex in the Media
Sexually Oriented Business (SOB)	Entertainment/Technology/ Advertising/Emerging/Technology		Radio
Cell Phones	Video Games	Television	Ratings
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Sexually Oriented Businesses
(SOB)

• Sex offenses are 506% greater in Phoenix, Arizona areas where SOBs are located.  Warning: What you risk by using pornography.  National Coalition for the Protection of Children & Families.
• There are more than 2,400 strip clubs in the United States; annual revenue at some clubs is as high as $8 million. Stop Pretending, Candi Dushman.  World Magazine, 5 August, 2000.
• Annual rentals and sales of adult videos and DVDs top $4 billion
  The Actress, the Producer, and Their Porn Revolution, Ralph Frammolino and P.J. Huffstutter.  Las Angeles Times Magazine, 6 January, 2002.
• 90 percent of surveyed real estate professionals in Los Angeles believe market value of homes would decrease by 20% when located near concentrated SOBs.  Partnering with the Business Community to Fight Sexually Oriented Businesses.  American Family Association.  www.afa.net.
• 75 percent of women working at SOBs in Memphis, Tennessee have at least one STD.  Sexually Oriented Businesses: A View Inside, Carolyn McKenzie.  Proponent Testimony S.B. 251, Ohio State Judiciary Committee on Civil Justice, 3 December, 2002.