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	More recently, "[[Pedophilia\|pedophile]]" conspiracies have been associated with [[Wikipedia:Jeffrey_Epstein\|Jeffrey Epstein]], left-wing politicians and spread by the [[Wikipedia:QAnon\|Q-Anon]] and Pizzagate movements, multiple members of which have [[Anti\|gone on to be convicted]] of sexual crimes with a minor. In most cases, the accusations of conspiracy theorists relate to teenage [[minor]]s, and thus could not even be interpreted as evidence of pedophilia - an attraction to prepubertal children.		More recently, "[[Pedophilia\|pedophile]]" conspiracies have been associated with [[Wikipedia:Jeffrey_Epstein\|Jeffrey Epstein]], left-wing politicians and spread by the [[Wikipedia:QAnon\|Q-Anon]] and Pizzagate movements, multiple members of which have [[Anti\|gone on to be convicted]] of sexual crimes with a minor. In most cases, the accusations of conspiracy theorists relate to teenage [[minor]]s, and thus could not even be interpreted as evidence of pedophilia - an attraction to prepubertal children.

	In [[David Sonenschein]]'s text, ''Pedophiles on Parade'', he identifies multiple examples of conspiratorialist pedophile demonology in 1970s and 80s popular literature and media, which went on to shape today's grossly inaccurate perceptions of MAPs.<ref name="Sonenschein">David Sonenschein, 1998. ''Pedophiles on Parade'' (vols 1 and 2). isbn 9780915289004, oclc 40637993, ol 11413246M</ref>		In [[David Sonenschein]]'s text, ''[[Pedophiles on Parade]]'', he identifies multiple examples of conspiratorialist pedophile demonology in 1970s and 80s popular literature and media, which went on to shape today's grossly inaccurate perceptions of MAPs.<ref name="Sonenschein">David Sonenschein, 1998. ''Pedophiles on Parade'' (vols 1 and 2). isbn 9780915289004, oclc 40637993, ol 11413246M</ref>

	According to a 2023 paper in ''Human Trafficking'', many students at a Hispanic-serving educational facility in S-E US endorsed myths of trafficking, and most believed in at least one conspiracy theory.<ref>[https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/23322705.2023.2225367 Maureen C. Kenny, Claire Helpingstine & Tracy Borelus (2023) Conspiracy Theories of Human Trafficking: Knowledge and Perceptions Among a Diverse College Population, Journal of Human Trafficking, DOI: 10.1080/23322705.2023.2225367]</ref>		According to a 2023 paper in ''Human Trafficking'', many students at a Hispanic-serving educational facility in S-E US endorsed myths of trafficking, and most believed in at least one conspiracy theory.<ref>[https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/23322705.2023.2225367 Maureen C. Kenny, Claire Helpingstine & Tracy Borelus (2023) Conspiracy Theories of Human Trafficking: Knowledge and Perceptions Among a Diverse College Population, Journal of Human Trafficking, DOI: 10.1080/23322705.2023.2225367]</ref>

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	'''Conspiratorialism''' is one of the main strands of thought that enables the demonization of [[Minor Attracted Person\|MAPs]]. More recently, "[[Pedophilia\|pedophile]]" conspiracies have been associated with [[Wikipedia:Jeffrey_Epstein\|Jeffrey Epstein]], left-wing politicians and spread by the [[Wikipedia:QAnon\|Q-Anon]] and Pizzagate movements, multiple members of which have [[Anti\|gone on to be convicted]] of sexual crimes with a minor. In most cases, the accusations of conspiracy theorists relate to teenage [[minor]]s, and thus could not even be interpreted as evidence of pedophilia - an attraction to prepubertal children.		'''Conspiratorialism''' is one of the main strands of thought that enables the demonization of [[Minor Attracted Person\|MAPs]]. In the 1980s, American anti-cult campaigners had sought to defame their opponents with imputations of organized child abuse and sacrifice. In that era, popular and literary depictions of "pedophiles" as organized, well-connected and above the law, became increasingly common - in stark contrast to the banal, infantile and "pathetic" images propagated in the 60s and early 70s. Similar accusations have since been leveled against religious sects and financial elites, all following the same pattern, whereby power breeds a conspiracy to obtain what is denied to common men.

			More recently, "[[Pedophilia\|pedophile]]" conspiracies have been associated with [[Wikipedia:Jeffrey_Epstein\|Jeffrey Epstein]], left-wing politicians and spread by the [[Wikipedia:QAnon\|Q-Anon]] and Pizzagate movements, multiple members of which have [[Anti\|gone on to be convicted]] of sexual crimes with a minor. In most cases, the accusations of conspiracy theorists relate to teenage [[minor]]s, and thus could not even be interpreted as evidence of pedophilia - an attraction to prepubertal children.

	In [[David Sonenschein]]'s text, ''Pedophiles on Parade'', he identifies multiple examples of conspiratorialist pedophile demonology in 1970s and 80s popular literature and media, which went on to shape today's grossly inaccurate perceptions of MAPs.<ref name="Sonenschein">David Sonenschein, 1998. ''Pedophiles on Parade'' (vols 1 and 2). isbn 9780915289004, oclc 40637993, ol 11413246M</ref>		In [[David Sonenschein]]'s text, ''Pedophiles on Parade'', he identifies multiple examples of conspiratorialist pedophile demonology in 1970s and 80s popular literature and media, which went on to shape today's grossly inaccurate perceptions of MAPs.<ref name="Sonenschein">David Sonenschein, 1998. ''Pedophiles on Parade'' (vols 1 and 2). isbn 9780915289004, oclc 40637993, ol 11413246M</ref>

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	==See also==		==See also==

	*[[Child safety mascot]] and [[Cub ~~Porn~~]]. According to some conspiracy theorists, MAPs are using fursuits and the furry community to infiltrate [[Queer]] spaces and molest minors.		*[[Child safety mascot]] and [[Cub]]. According to some conspiracy theorists, MAPs are using fursuits and the furry community to infiltrate [[Queer]] spaces and molest minors.
	*[[Innocence in Danger]] - An NGO that left the [[United Nations\|UN]] framework and now circulates conspiratorialist literature on Facebook.		*[[Innocence in Danger]] - An NGO that left the [[United Nations\|UN]] framework and now circulates conspiratorialist literature on Facebook.
	*[[Gays Against Groomers]] - Extremist, conspiratorialist organization that targets MAPs and Trans people.		*[[Gays Against Groomers]] - Extremist, conspiratorialist organization that targets MAPs and Trans people.

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	In [[David Sonenschein]]'s text, ''Pedophiles on Parade'', he identifies multiple examples of conspiratorialist pedophile demonology in 1970s and 80s popular literature and media, which went on to shape today's grossly inaccurate perceptions of MAPs.<ref name="Sonenschein">David Sonenschein, 1998. ''Pedophiles on Parade'' (vols 1 and 2). isbn 9780915289004, oclc 40637993, ol 11413246M</ref>		In [[David Sonenschein]]'s text, ''Pedophiles on Parade'', he identifies multiple examples of conspiratorialist pedophile demonology in 1970s and 80s popular literature and media, which went on to shape today's grossly inaccurate perceptions of MAPs.<ref name="Sonenschein">David Sonenschein, 1998. ''Pedophiles on Parade'' (vols 1 and 2). isbn 9780915289004, oclc 40637993, ol 11413246M</ref>

			According to a 2023 paper in ''Human Trafficking'', many students at a Hispanic-serving educational facility in S-E US endorsed myths of trafficking, and most believed in at least one conspiracy theory.<ref>[https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/23322705.2023.2225367 Maureen C. Kenny, Claire Helpingstine & Tracy Borelus (2023) Conspiracy Theories of Human Trafficking: Knowledge and Perceptions Among a Diverse College Population, Journal of Human Trafficking, DOI: 10.1080/23322705.2023.2225367]</ref>

	==See also==		==See also==

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I'll make this a full article. Sonenschein will ultimately provide a lot of material for it, and justify the use of categories.

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	'''Conspiratorialism''' is one of the main strands of thought that enables the demonization of [[Minor Attracted Person\|MAPs]].		'''Conspiratorialism''' is one of the main strands of thought that enables the demonization of [[Minor Attracted Person\|MAPs]]. More recently, "[[Pedophilia\|pedophile]]" conspiracies have been associated with [[Wikipedia:Jeffrey_Epstein\|Jeffrey Epstein]], left-wing politicians and spread by the [[Wikipedia:QAnon\|Q-Anon]] and Pizzagate movements, multiple members of which have [[Anti\|gone on to be convicted]] of sexual crimes with a minor. In most cases, the accusations of conspiracy theorists relate to teenage [[minor]]s, and thus could not even be interpreted as evidence of pedophilia - an attraction to prepubertal children.

	In [[David Sonenschein]]'s text, ''Pedophiles on Parade'', he identifies multiple examples of conspiratorialist pedophile demonology in 1970s and 80s popular literature and media, which went on to shape today's grossly inaccurate perceptions of MAPs.<ref name="Sonenschein">David Sonenschein, 1998. ''Pedophiles on Parade'' (vols 1 and 2). isbn 9780915289004, oclc 40637993, ol 11413246M</ref>		In [[David Sonenschein]]'s text, ''Pedophiles on Parade'', he identifies multiple examples of conspiratorialist pedophile demonology in 1970s and 80s popular literature and media, which went on to shape today's grossly inaccurate perceptions of MAPs.<ref name="Sonenschein">David Sonenschein, 1998. ''Pedophiles on Parade'' (vols 1 and 2). isbn 9780915289004, oclc 40637993, ol 11413246M</ref>
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	==References==		==References==

			[[Category:Official Encyclopedia]][[Category:Child Advocacy]][[Category:Prostitution]][[Category:Sociological Theory]][[Category:Child Pornography]][[Category:Anti-Pedophile culture]][[Category:Hysteria]][[Category:Religion]][[Category:TV & Media]][[Category:Terminology]][[Category:Terminology: MAP]][[Category:Terminology: Popular]][[Category:History & Events: British]][[Category:History & Events: American]][[Category:History & Events: 1970s]][[Category:History & Events: 1980s]][[Category:History & Events: 2010s]][[Category:History & Events: 2020s]]

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	'''Conspiratorialism''' is one of the main strands of thought that enables the demonization of [[Minor Attracted Person\|MAPs]].		'''Conspiratorialism''' is one of the main strands of thought that enables the demonization of [[Minor Attracted Person\|MAPs]].

	In [[David Sonenschein]]'s text, ''Pedophiles on Parade'', he identifies multiple examples of conspiratorialist pedophile demonology in 1970s and 80s popular literature and media, which went on to shape today's grossly inaccurate perceptions of MAPs.		In [[David Sonenschein]]'s text, ''Pedophiles on Parade'', he identifies multiple examples of conspiratorialist pedophile demonology in 1970s and 80s popular literature and media, which went on to shape today's grossly inaccurate perceptions of MAPs.<ref name="Sonenschein">David Sonenschein, 1998. ''Pedophiles on Parade'' (vols 1 and 2). isbn 9780915289004, oclc 40637993, ol 11413246M</ref>

			==See also==

			*[[Child safety mascot]] and [[Cub Porn]]. According to some conspiracy theorists, MAPs are using fursuits and the furry community to infiltrate [[Queer]] spaces and molest minors.
			*[[Innocence in Danger]] - An NGO that left the [[United Nations\|UN]] framework and now circulates conspiratorialist literature on Facebook.
			*[[Gays Against Groomers]] - Extremist, conspiratorialist organization that targets MAPs and Trans people.
			*[[BLogo]] and [[GLogo]] are both MAP symbols that have been the subject of multiple conspiracy scares.
			*[[Evolving capacity]] - International concept in youth participation, that has been subject of pedophile conspiracy claims.
			*[[Grooming]] - Many examples of attempts to present the UN, WHO and other agencies as engaging in a pedophile conspiracy.
			*[[Operation Underground Railroad]] - A conspiratorialist anti-trafficking organization. Adjacent people believe that children are being hidden in tunnels below major cities.
			*[[Thomas O'Carroll]] - The last known MAP to be jailed for "conspiracy" charges.
			*[[MAPocalypse]] - The theory that MAPs are close to achieving a [[Wikipedia:Critical mass (sociodynamics)\|critical mass]].

			==References==

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'''Conspiratorialism''' is one of the main strands of thought that enables the demonization of [[Minor Attracted Person|MAPs]].

In [[David Sonenschein]]'s text, ''Pedophiles on Parade'', he identifies multiple examples of conspiratorialist pedophile demonology in 1970s and 80s popular literature and media, which went on to shape today's grossly inaccurate perceptions of MAPs.

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	*[[Grooming]] - Many examples of attempts to present the UN, WHO and other agencies as engaging in a pedophile conspiracy.		*[[Grooming]] - Many examples of attempts to present the UN, WHO and other agencies as engaging in a pedophile conspiracy.
	*[[Operation Underground Railroad]] - A conspiratorialist anti-trafficking organization. Adjacent people believe that children are being hidden in tunnels below major cities.		*[[Operation Underground Railroad]] - A conspiratorialist anti-trafficking organization. Adjacent people believe that children are being hidden in tunnels below major cities.
	*[[Thomas O'Carroll]] - The last known ~~MAP~~ to be jailed for "conspiracy" charges.		*[[Thomas O'Carroll]] and [[Gruppo P\|Francesco Vallini]] - The last known MAPs/allies to be jailed for "conspiracy" charges.
	*[[MAPocalypse]] - The theory that MAPs are close to achieving a [[Wikipedia:Critical mass (sociodynamics)\|critical mass]].		*[[MAPocalypse]] - The theory that MAPs are close to achieving a [[Wikipedia:Critical mass (sociodynamics)\|critical mass]].

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	==See also==		==See also==
			*[["Pedophile Activism" hoaxes]]
	*[[Child safety mascot]] and [[Cub]]. According to some conspiracy theorists, MAPs are using fursuits and the furry community to infiltrate [[Queer]] spaces and molest minors.		*[[Child safety mascot]] and [[Cub]]. According to some conspiracy theorists, MAPs are using fursuits and the furry community to infiltrate [[Queer]] spaces and molest minors.
	*[[Innocence in Danger]] - An NGO that left the [[United Nations\|UN]] framework and now circulates conspiratorialist literature on Facebook.		*[[Innocence in Danger]] - An NGO that left the [[United Nations\|UN]] framework and now circulates conspiratorialist literature on Facebook.

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	*[[Innocence in Danger]] - An NGO that left the [[United Nations\|UN]] framework and now circulates conspiratorialist literature on Facebook.		*[[Innocence in Danger]] - An NGO that left the [[United Nations\|UN]] framework and now circulates conspiratorialist literature on Facebook.
	*[[Gays Against Groomers]] - Extremist, conspiratorialist organization that targets MAPs and Trans people.		*[[Gays Against Groomers]] - Extremist, conspiratorialist organization that targets MAPs and Trans people.
	*[[BLogo]] and [[GLogo]] are both MAP symbols that have been the subject of multiple conspiracy scares.		*[[BLogo]] and [[GLogo]] are both MAP symbols that have been the subject of multiple conspiracy scares. More recently, the [[MAP Flag]] and [[Wikipedia:Rainbow_flag_(LGBT)#Variations\|Progress Pride Flag]] have been subject to similar claims.
	*[[Evolving capacity]] - International concept in youth participation, that has been subject of pedophile conspiracy claims.		*[[Evolving capacity]] - International concept in youth participation, that has been subject of pedophile conspiracy claims.
	*[[Grooming]] - Many examples of attempts to present the UN, WHO and other agencies as engaging in a pedophile conspiracy.		*[[Grooming]] - Many examples of attempts to present the UN, WHO and other agencies as engaging in a pedophile conspiracy.