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Feelings experienced by teenagers watching pornography showing stereotypes associated to their identity group as of September 2022, by ethnicity

Characteristic	Black	Lation/a/x	Asian American/Pacific Islander*
Self-concious	21%	16%	16%
Angry	18%	13%	22%
Disgusted	25%	11%	16%
Curious	20%	22%	10%
Neutral	27%	23%	27%
Victimized	17%	8%	25%
Good	17%	21%	18%
None of the above	15%	26%	23%
Negative feelings	43%	31%	46%

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Release date

January 2023

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Region

United States

Survey time period

September 12 to 21, 2022

Number of respondents

1,358 respondents

Age group

13-17 years

Special properties

weekly viewership

Method of interview

Online panel

Supplementary notes

*According to the source, Pacific Islander respondents constitute a small base size, data should be interpreted with caution.

According to the source: "online pornography includes any videos or photos viewed on websites, social media, or anywhere else on the internet that show nudity and sexual acts intended to entertain and sexually arouse the viewer."

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According to a survey conducted in September 2022 among teenagers in the United States, 21 percent of Black respondents reported feeling self-conscious after watching pornographic material containing stereotypes of their identity groups. In comparison, 22 percent of Latino, Latina, and Latinx teens reported feeling curious, while 13 percent reported feeling angry. Among Asian American and Pacific Islander teens, 16 percent reported feeling disgusted, and 25 percent reported feeling victimized.