In what ways does the film challenge the notions of “choice” and “consent” when addressing young women who ultimately become part of the enormous economic system that is pornography?

Review the list of films below currently available on NETFLIX streaming service*. If neither film interest you, choose a film from Netflix, preferably a documentary. For your assignment, choose a film and review the specific questions listed for that film before watching it ( if you have chosen your own film, come up with your own questions relating them to policy). After watching the film, write a 2-3 page, double-spaced APA-style paper that BRIEFLY summarizes the film (no more than a quarter of a page should be spent in summary) and then predominantly addresses the questions associated with that film or questions you have come up with. Include an APA-formatted Title Page and Reference Page. No Abstract is needed. Your Title and Reference pages do not count toward the page requirement. *If you do not have a Netflix account, you can do a FREE trial for 30 days, just make sure you cancel it.
In your answers to the questions, special attention should be paid to include historical policy and social work history, SWRK values, the Code of Ethics, and class discussions including but not limited to the 5 guiding questions.

HOT GIRLS WANTED NETFLIX ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS
1. BRIEFLY summarize the main issues addressed in the film (this should be no more than one quarter-page of your paper).
2. In what ways does the film challenge the notions of “choice” and “consent” when addressing young women who ultimately become part of the enormous economic system that is pornography?
3. After watching the film, do you think coercion is at play in getting young women to participate in the industry, and if so, who or what is coercing, and how are they doing so?
4. In what ways do you think pornography and sexual violence, or pornography and racism, inequality, and sexism are connected? Use additional sources to support your argument.
5. What legislation or policies exist to protect women in the industry? Do you think there should be more? Why or why not? If you proposed policy changes, what would you propose?

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