Louise Perry

British author and journalist — author of The Case Against the Sexual Revolution — who argues from a feminist perspective that the sexual revolution has primarily benefited men and harmed women, and that traditional norms around sex existed for functional reasons.

Creates the feminist critique of the sexual revolution from the right — Perry's argument (that the cultural relaxation of norms around sex, porn, and promiscuity has increased male access to sex without increasing female wellbeing, and that the feminist case for sexual liberation was actually a capitulation to male preferences) is the most internally consistent anti-sexual-revolution argument from within feminism.