Trump’s inauguration will be loathed by many. While the meltdown of his enemies are too long and varied to document, the ceremony will symbolise one of the worst defeats for traditional feminism. But it should be seen as a penalty for overreach, not as a denial of liberal principles. The victories for women’s rights in the past half century across the Western world are appropriate and extraordinary.
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