<ref> Stuart N. Seidman and Ronald O. Rieder, "A Review of Sexual Behavior in the United States," ''American Journal of Psychiatry'', Vol. 151, March 1994, p. 339. </ref>
<ref> Stuart N. Seidman and Ronald O. Rieder, "A Review of Sexual Behavior in the United States," ''American Journal of Psychiatry'', Vol. 151, March 1994, p. 339. </ref>
<ref>Judith A. Reisman, [http://www.rsvpamerica.org/chapter%202.pdf ''Kinsey: Crimes and Consequences the Red Queen and the Grand Scheme''] </ref>
<ref>Judith A. Reisman, [http://www.rsvpamerica.org/chapter%202.pdf ''Kinsey: Crimes and Consequences the Red Queen and the Grand Scheme''] </ref>
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<ref>Judith A. Reisman, [http://www.leaderu.com/jhs/reisman.html ''Kinsey and the Homosexual Revolution''] </ref>
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[http://www.drjudithreisman.com/about_dr_reisman.html About Dr. Reisman], retreived from The Institute for Media Education 8 May 2007.</ref> who debunked the famed ''Kinsey Report'' stated,
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:Under scrutiny is the role of Dr. Alfred C. Kinsey and his contention that Americans are 10% to 47%, more or less, homosexual. Kinsey's percentage was seized upon by [[Harry Hay]], the father of the homosexual "civil rights" movement, when Hay formed the Mattachine Society, urging that homosexuality be seen no longer as an act of sodomy but as a 10% minority class. <ref>Judith A. Reisman, [http://www.leaderu.com/jhs/reisman.html ''Kinsey and the Homosexual Revolution''] </ref> Dr. Judith Reisman <ref>
Hefner's "playboy philosophy" was merely a retread of [[Hedonism]], an entirely self-centered pleasure-based life (see also [[Utilitarianism]]).
Hefner's "playboy philosophy" was merely a retread of [[Hedonism]], an entirely self-centered pleasure-based life (see also [[Utilitarianism]]).