Christopher Ruffo

Newsom's program allocated $189 million to provide nearly all California inmates with digital tablets.

In the state's own words, the program was meant to ensure, quote, digital equity for justice-impacted individuals.

The state claims that the iPads are tightly controlled and meant to be used for educational purposes only.

An investigation from Christopher Ruffo and City Journal, however, tells a different story.

Ruffo spoke to dozens of inmates who say that the main use of the iPads is, in fact, pornography.

While there are content controls on the devices, inmates say that those are easily worked around.

Inmates also reportedly use their internet to access X-rated chat rooms.

Some inmates said that others in the prison routinely chat with minors.

When reached for comment, California officials denied that any such behavior exists.

in this mini presentation is understanding the importance of sex work in the LGBT plus community and in LGBT youth survival, because especially for queer and trans people of color and most emphatically black trans women, this often is a means of income. And by not talking about it and avoiding talking about that, we're actually making that worse and making it easier for people to be stigmatized.

in this mini presentation is understanding the importance of sex work in the LGBT plus community and in LGBT youth survival, because especially for queer and trans people of color and most emphatically black trans women, this often is a means of income. And by not talking about it and avoiding talking about that, we're actually making that worse and making it easier for people to be stigmatized.

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Where adultism meets homophobia and transphobia is the notion that as a young LGBT person, you are not in charge of yourself, you are not in charge of your body, you're not in charge of your medical care. And by denying or trying to control LGBT young people's ability to express themselves as who they truly are, this often leads to things like people running away from home.

Where adultism meets homophobia and transphobia is the notion that as a young LGBT person, you are not in charge of yourself, you are not in charge of your body, you're not in charge of your medical care. And by denying or trying to control LGBT young people's ability to express themselves as who they truly are, this often leads to things like people running away from home.