Prohibited Sexually Explicit and Pornagraphic Material
· Sexually explicit and pornographic material includes books, pamphlets, magazines, periodicals, or any other publication or any personal pictures, drawings, or photocopies of any of these items that depict or feature nudity or sexually explicit conduct.

• Nudity in this SOP means a pictorial depiction where buttocks, genitalia or female breasts are exposed.

• Feature in this SOP means that a publication contains depictions of nudity or sexually explicit conduct on a routine or regular basis or promotes itself based upon such depictions in the case of individual one-time issues.

• Sexually explicit in this SOP means a pictorial depiction of actual or simulated sexual acts including sexual intercourse, oral sex, or masturbation.

• Pornographic material also includes individual pictures, photographs, or drawings of nudity or sexually explicit conduct that are not part of a book, pamphlet, magazine, periodical, or other publication.

Note: Publications containing nudity illustrative of medical, educational or anthropological content may be excluded from this definition.

Publications, drawings, photocopies, and other pictorial materials that contain pictorial depictions where the female breast is partially exposed are permitted using the following guidelines: bikini tops, halter tops, or covered by other means such as the woman’s hands or arms, or other items that provide similar covering are permitted.

Pasties, shear see-through clothing, or where any part of the nipple or areola are visible are not permitted.

Publications, drawings, photocopies, and other pictorial materials that contain pictorial depictions where the buttock is partially exposed are permitted using the following examples as guidelines: Bikini bottoms, shorts, French-cut panties/swimwear are permitted. Thongs, g-strings, etc. are not.

Publications, drawings, photocopies, and other pictorial materials that meet the description of nudity in this section, but the person has clothing or other covering that is transparent or virtually transparent, are not permitted.

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