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Is Teen Music Soft Porn?

Added 17 August 2010

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In an age of ubiquitous digital media and 24/7 celebrity culture, are we over-sexualising both the lyrics and the imagery surrounding teen music - especially music for young teens and children?

Are our children over-exposed to graphic sexual themes, or are things much the same as they ever were when it comes to teen music?

Mal Fletcher, social commentator, discusses in this insightful and impacting interview with BBC Radio Oxford.

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Keywords: pornography | soft porn | pron | pop music | celebrity culture | celebrities

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