COSMO HURTS KIDS
COSMO HURTS KIDS
COSMO HURTS KIDS
Hi! I'm VICTORIA HEARST. My family's company, the Hearst Corporation, publishes COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE, also known as COSMO. It contains PORNOGRAPHY such as:
- Drawings of naked men and women in sexual positions.
- Photos of full rear male nudity.
- Articles glorifying group sex, anal sex, married couples swinging parties, sex with strangers, and more.
- A "Sex Q & A" section where female readers ask graphic sexual questions and receive graphic sexual answers.
- A "Sex Toy of the Month" feature.
COSMO seduces underage girls into reading the magazine by putting teen and “tween” idols on the cover, and by printing articles listing the best colleges to go to to have sex.
MY "COSMO HURTS KIDS" CAMPAIGN IS NOT TRYING TO CENSOR THIS MAGAZINE OR PUT IT OUT OF BUSINESS. THE GOAL IS TO HAVE COSMO LABELLED “ADULT MATERIAL" SO THAT IT CANNOT BE SOLD TO ANYONE UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE.
The AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION says that SEXUALIZATION HAS SIGNIFICANT NEGATIVE MENTAL HEALTH CONSEQUENCES FOR UNDERAGE GIRLS.
COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE'S EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JOANNA COLES has confessed that COSMO is all about SEX and "ENCOURAGING AMERICAN WOMEN TO HAVE MORE AND BETTER ORGASMS."
THIS MAGAZINE IS PORNOGRAPHIC AND VIOLATES STATES' "MATERIAL HARMFUL TO MINORS LAWS." IT SHOULD NOT BE SOLD TO KIDS!!
About
About
ABOUT
Victoria Hearst
Miss Victoria Hearst was born in San Francisco, and raised in Hillsboro (south of San Francisco). Victoria is the daughter of Catherine Campbell Hearst and Randolph Apperson Hearst. Randolph and his twin brother David (not identical) were the youngest of five boys born to Millicent and William Randolph Hearst. W.R. Hearst, the only child of George and Phoebe Hearst, is best known as the head of a media empire and creator of the famous estate that was referred to as “The Ranch” by W.R. and “Hearst Castle” by the millions of visitors who have enjoyed visiting the site since it was donated to the State of California by the Hearst Corporation and Millicent Hearst in 1953 after W.R.’s death (1951)....Read more
History of Cosmopolitan Magazine
April 1937
Today's Cosmopolitan Magazine has nothing in common, in look or content, with the original magazine that was created in the late 19th century by a company called Schlicht & Field of New York. Named The Cosmopolitan and first published in 1886, it was a wholesome family/women's magazine.
Mr. Paul Schlicht assured his readers that his magazine was a "first-class family magazine" and "There will be a department devoted exclusively to the concerns of women, with articles on fashions, on household decoration, on cooking, and the care and management of children...Read more
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Cosmo Hurts Kids Flyer
Please, print this out and give to family, friends, churches, and merchants that carry Cosmopolitan Magazine.
Contact Hearst Corporation Executives:
PRESIDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Steven Swartz
CHAIRMAN
William R. Hearst III
EXECUTIVE VICE CHAIRMAN
Frank Bennack, Jr.
PRESIDENT, HEARST MAGAZINES DIVISION
David Carey
CHIEF CONTENT OFFICER
Joanna Coles
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE
Michele Promaulayko
michele@cosmopolitan.com
@michprom
Hearst Corporation Headquarters
300 W. 57th St
New York, NY 10019
(212) 649-2000
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Contact Cosmo Hurts Kids Campaign
Contact Hearst Corporation Executives
PRESIDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Steven Swartz
CHAIRMAN
William R. Hearst III
EXECUTIVE VICE CHAIRMAN
Frank Bennack, Jr.
PRESIDENT, HEARST MAGAZINES DIVISION
David Carey
CHIEF CONTENT OFFICER
Joanna Coles
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE
Michele Promaulayko
michele@cosmopolitan.com
@michprom
Hearst Corporation Headquarters
300 W. 57th St
New York, NY 10019
(212) 649-2000