Child exploitation

this is mostly seen in software development intership. They let people(sometimes childeren) work without any compensation.

Markel can you please make 10 webshops in the next 5 minutes, "no please I cant work so fast. This is Child exploitation"

by NietMarkel March 1, 2022

Covid Exploitation

When employers and factories use the pandemic as an excuse to unfairly terminate workers, or to close the workplaces by offering them zero compensation.

Guesstimate how many migrant workers in the Middle East and in Asia have so far fallen prey to covid exploitation by their unscrupulous employers.

by Covido July 2, 2021

digital exploitation

The exploitation of digital media to unfairly influence the outcome or to create an unjust result. It can be a form of cheating and illicit practices that take advantage of and exploit media users. In some cases, media users are programmed to go viral with misinformation or disinformation. Much like when an arson strikes a match when the conditions are favorable for a wildfire to spread in ways that are most damaging to the environment.

The Russians have learned quickly that they can positively influence the outcome of an election through digital exploitation. much easier than conventional war. Surprisingly they have the help of a large minority of the public who support their candidate right or wrong.

by mlhiss October 29, 2019

Spiritual Exploitation Whistleblowing

Spiritual exploitation whistleblowing is the ethical disclosure of information about abuse, manipulation, coercive control, financial exploitation, sexual exploitation, or psychological harm carried out under the guise of spirituality or spiritual leadership. It functions similarily to whistleblowing in corporations or government, but the power dynamics are spiritual rather than institutional, often involving gurus, healers, teachers, cults, or spiritual organizations.

New Earth leaders share the imperative ethical demand of helping shape context for Spiritual Exploitation Whistleblowing to have a place to land as a needed truth telling process, practice and praxis. The worlds needs more Spiritual Exploitation Whistleblowing to support non-heirarchical paradigms in a post-capitalistic world.

by New Earth Ambassador414 March 12, 2026

Theory of Constructed Exploitation

The view that exploitation (getting more value from someone's labor than you return) isn't a simple, naked theft, but is often structured and legitimized by constructed systems. The "contract," the "market wage," the "gig economy app," and the concept of "management share" are all social constructions that define what is considered a "fair exchange," often obscuring and enabling the extraction of surplus value. The system is built to make exploitation look like a transaction.

Example: "The delivery app isn't a robber on the road; it's the Theory of Constructed Exploitation in digital form. It builds a system where drivers are 'independent contractors' (a legal construction), pay for their own gas and repairs, and have no benefits, while the app takes a 30% fee and calls it a 'platform service.' The exploitation is baked into the software's very business model."

by Abzu Land January 31, 2026

antipodal exploration

When he tickles your clitoris, he is doing some heavy antipodal exploration.

Matt got me to climax last night with some heavy antipodal exploration.

by Angel of the Morning January 31, 2020

Sexploitation Noir

a phrase coined by New York Times contributor, Richard Perez, in describing a dark subgenre of sexploitation, often exemplified by the BDSM inclined so-called "sleaze" paperbacks or pulps of the 1960s and the stag-like "roughies" or violence inclined pre-porn "adult" films and morality tales (also known as "cautionary tales"), which include the work of Russ Meyer ("Lorna," "Mudhoney"), Herschel Gordon Lewis ("Scum of The Earth"), producer David F. Friedman ("The Defilers," "A Smell of Honey, A Swallow of Brine," "A Sweet Sickness"), Mike and Roberta Findlay ("Touch of Her Flesh") and current neo-sexploitation films and books like "Run Bitch, Run" and Perez's own, "Permanent Obscurity: Or A Cautionary Tale of Two Girls and Their Misadventures with Drugs, Pornography, and Death."

Sexploitation noir or the psychosexual black and white grindhouse feature films dominated 42nd Street or "the Deuce" before the arrival of XXX.

by ventura69 October 26, 2010