Honestly with Bari Weiss Sex, Porn, Feminism: A Debate!
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Aug 3, 2022 
Jill Filipovic, an author and attorney, and Louise Perry, a columnist and author of 'The Case Against the Sexual Revolution,' dive deep into the impacts of feminism and the sexual revolution. They debate whether the liberation women gained from birth control has led to unintended consequences, like diminished marriage rates. The complexities of modern relationships, casual sex, and the critique of pornography's role in women's empowerment are explored. They discuss the need for a nuanced understanding of women's rights and the challenges within contemporary feminist movements.
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Casual Sex: Positive or Negative?
- Jill Filipovic argues that casual sex is overwhelmingly positive for women, enabling sexual exploration and increased power.
- She believes misogyny, not the sexual revolution, is the problem when casual sex becomes negative.
Casual Sex: Women Lose Out
- Louise Perry argues that casual sex is a net negative for women due to inherent sexual asymmetry and risks involved.
- A culture of casual sex disadvantages women due to differences in sociosexuality and physical vulnerability.
Pornography's Complex Impact
- Pornography's impact on women is complex, with both positive and negative aspects, reflecting and shaping culture.
- Jill Filipovic suggests a nuanced approach, critiquing negative aspects while acknowledging its role as a sexual outlet.
