It has become increasingly evident that revolutionary movements have employed pornography as a deliberate instrument to undermine the moral foundations of cultures grounded in the moral law or in principles of practical reason. As we have argued, this strategy can be traced back at least to 1919, and metropolitan centers such as New York were by no means exempt from these developments.[98] If Alexander Solzhenitsyn is correct, however, truth will ultimately prevail despite sustained opposition. His assertion that “one word of truth outweighs the whole world” underscores the idea that truth does not require institutional power or mass mobilization to endure. Even when articulated by a single individual, truth retains its capacity to challenge falsehood. It is precisely this enduring power that helps explain why voices appealing to the moral law, practical reason, and objective truth are so often marginalized or suppressed in contemporary discourse.