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"“She was in the heart of Silicon Valley and she didn’t take no nonsense,” says Danielle Citron, the law professor. “I think her preference is, ‘It’s good for business, but let’s figure out how it’s good for society.’ I don’t think she’s cowed by anybody.”" Read more about Kamala Harris’ Crusade Against ‘Revenge Porn’

""Culturally, we’ve taken a huge hit," Danielle Citron, who teaches law at the University of Maryland, told WIRED last March. “Getting people to take this seriously can feel like banging your head against the wall. We’ve been here before with domestic violence and sexual harassment in the workplace. It's so depressing.”" Read more about Meet Badass, the Grassroots Activists Hitting Revenge Porn Where It Lives

"Because child pornography laws are so harsh and inflexible, underage victims whose sexual images are posted online can usually expect a quick response from police and U.S. Read more about What to Do If You're a Victim of Revenge Porn

"“The past two years have seen some real strides,” said Danielle Citron, a law professor at the University of Maryland and the author of the book, “Hate Crimes in Cyberspace.”

Citron noted that Google and Bing now agree to keep “nonconsensual pornography” out of name searches, and Twitter, Facebook, Microsoft and Reddit ban the practice. “This allows victims to report content as abuse and if reports are legitimate (and not an anti-porn group) it will be removed,” she said via e-mail." Read more about Two men sentenced for violating Minnesota's revenge-porn law