Ending Child Molestation, Child Rape, and Child Pornography Now: The Importance of Standing on the Right Side of History

By: Donald V. Watkins

Copyrighted and Published on August 4, 2025 

Child molestation, child rape, and child pornography must end, now. We must not sanction or normalize this kind sexual abuse of children by condoning presidential-level protectionism for an elite class of rich, powerful, and politically protected sexual predators, abusers, and enablers.

An Editorial Opinion

When I speak out about an issue of significant public interest on my digital media platforms, I do so out of a cherished family tradition of standing up for what is right. It has always been important for my family to be on the right side of history. This stance has contributed to our family's longevity, growth, and success in America.

Today, the despicable conduct that thoughtful Americans must defeat is presidential-level protectionism for an elite class of rich, powerful, and politically connected child molesters, child rapists, and child pornographers who have found a staunch ally and self-proclaimed "Grab Them by the Pussy" comrade in the White House.

We Have Always Stood Up for What is Right

My family’s documented history in America started with my kidnapped teenage African great-great maternal grandmother’s arrival at a slave port in Charleston, South Carolina in 1830. 

My Native-American ancestors were in America before the first European settlers arrived in 1612. 

My maternal white ancestors arrived in America from Scotland in 1838.

The library of documents in our family’s private archives establish one simple, histotical fact: For 195 years, our family has been on the right side of history on the issues that mattered the most in America during the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries. 

Here are a few of these impactful issues:

1. Our white, black, and Native American ancestors, who were located in southern states opposed slavery in America. Our white maternal ancestors in Mississippi bought enslaved blacks just to set them free.

2. Our paternal Cherokee Indian ancestors supported Native-American culture, traditions, and conflicts by resisting the 1830s movement of Indian Tribes on Trail of Tears to Oklahoma.  They escaped the dreadful Trail of Tears experience by finding refuge in a "triracial isolate" in rural Kentucky.

3. My white great maternal grandfather and mulatto great maternal grandmother broke the color barrier in Mississippi by marrying each other two weeks before the Civil War ended in 1865.

4. Our family supported economic empowerment during and after the Reconstruction era in the Mississippi by financing land purchases, homes, and businesses for freed slaves.

5. In 1887, my great maternal grandmother broke the color barrier on inheriting property in her own name from her white Irish biological father in Mississippi.

6. Our family opposed all Jim Crow laws, customs, and practices and openly supported various civil rights movements in America from the 1930s to the present.

7. Our family supported the 19^th Amendment (1919), the Civil Rights Act (1964), the Voting Rights Act (1965), the Fair Housing Act (1968), the Equal Rights Amendment (1923 and 1972), and the Violence Against Women Act (1994).

8. Since 1919, our family has given aid, comfort, funding, and other tangible support to civil rights and human rights leaders around the world.

9. In 1976, our family joined the successful fight to end marital rape in Alabama.

10. Between 1935 and 2005, our family waged a holy war to make sure that historically black public schools, colleges, and universities received their fair share of public education dollars.  

For six generations, the Watkins family has realized that God heaps His greatest blessings on those who stand on the right side of history.  Political trends come and go, but standing up for what is right is always the right thing to do.

Ending presidential-level protectionism for an army of rich, powerful, and politically connected child molesters, child rapists, and child pornographers in the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case is the right thing to do!

We fought pedophilia among members of the clergy within the Catholic Church. We fought it within the Amish community.

Now, we are fighting against the inexplicable protectionism extended to an elite class of Epstein pedophiles by the President of the United States.

Please join us in this worthy humanitarian fight! Your children and grandchildren are depending upon you to do so.