Showing of The Price of Pleasure at Columbia Basin College Tonight | Pornography Documentary
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Tonight at Columbia Basin College there will be a showing of the film The Price of Pleasure. The film is a mature documentary about the pornography industry and the effect it is having on the American society. After the conclusion of the film the film's narrator, Robert Jensen, will lead a discussion about the industry's racist and sexist practices. Jensen will also look at the effect these things have had on the changes in the American culture. The film will be showing at 6:00 pm in L102 and there is no charge to watch the film and participate in the discussion at Columbia Basin College.
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