AZ HCR2009

Denounces pornography as a public health crisis affecting individuals and society across multiple areas.

Identifies claimed harms including toxic sexual behaviors, mental health issues, relationship difficulties, and potential biological addiction requiring increasingly extreme material.

Cites pornography's alleged contribution to youth hypersexualization, low self-esteem, eating disorders, and premature sexual activity in children.

Asserts pornography normalizes violence against women and children, increases demand for sex trafficking and child exploitation, and undermines marital satisfaction.

Calls for systemic prevention of pornography exposure and addiction, education about harms, and development of recovery programs.