  In our society, MacKinnon holds, pornography defines women’s role as sexual objects available for men’s consumption: “Pornography defines women by how we look according to how we can be sexually used. … Pornography participates in its audience’s eroticism through creating an accessible sexual object, the possession and consumption of which is male sexuality, as socially constructed; to be consumed and possessed as which, is female sexuality, as socially constructed” (MacKinnon 1987, 173). According to MacKinnon, pornography is responsible for both men’s and women’s conception of women as objects available for men’s consumption.