How did attitudes toward sex change in the 1920s? Sex became less of a cultural taboo, but only…

How did attitudes toward sex change in the 1920s? Sex became less of a cultural taboo, but only when confined to marriage. Premarital sex actually declined during the era. Religious change encouraged the notion that sex was intended solely for procreation. There were no significant cultural changes in how Americans thought about and experienced sex. Many college-educated white women rebelled against Victorian notions of sexuality, leading to an increase in premarital sex.