The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCSE) has once again gone after EL. James and her recently announced spinoff book, 'Grey',undefined
“The continuation of this series perpetuates the mainstreaming of domestic abuse. It sends the false message that victims can ‘fix’ violent, controlling partners by being obedient." - NCSE
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According to the Vice President of the group, Dawn Hawkins, 'Grey' will be an irresponsible rationalization of domestic abuse,” characterizing Christian as “the man who tortures and coerces his ‘love interest’ for sexual pleasure.”
“In reality, too many women suffer every day at the hands of violence and abuse. For such brutality to be considered ‘sexy’ entertainment, or justifiable because of the abuser’s past experiences or wealth and power, is offensive and an affront to every abused woman in America,” Hawkins added.
“The continuation of this series perpetuates the mainstreaming of domestic abuse. It sends the false message that victims can ‘fix’ violent, controlling partners by being obedient."
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'Grey' is set to be released on June 18, which is also Christian’s birthday.
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