Portions of this post are updated from an article published at Bitch Magazine. In what media is again calling a "sexting scandal," a community in Colorado is grappling with the fact that hundreds of students have been exchanging "lewd" pictures, using photo vault apps that many parents and administrators were unfamiliar with. Situations like this one are now old hat, so it's hard to understand why adults, and the law, are still not adapting. For years, school administrators, parents, police departments and tech companies have had to routinely wrestling with what constitutes "child porn," and struggled with teenagers who might not only be subjects of what is legally categorized as...
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