It's possible she has since recanted from much or all of what she said and wrote in the 1990s. She certainly sounded, at the very least, like an 'apologist' for pedophilia back then. The quote the above video pulled from her book appears legit:
Yes, it's possible… or not. In any case, I think we should be careful not to fall into the trap of "critically correcting" when we're faced with material such as this which points to a pathological mindset (remember Rollo Tomassi? That should have taught us a lesson). I mean, sure you can regret opinions that you once held, or things that you said years ago, but she was already in her 50's when she wrote this, so we could hardly chalk it up to misjudgement due to youth/immaturity. I would also be wary of people who, for the sake of fighting political correctness or "shocking people into thinking" about certain issues, end up (what looks like) promoting really shocking and immoral things, on the avowed pretext of "shattering taboos". I wonder if Peterson is aware of her stance on pedophilia/"man-boy love" and if so, what he thinks about it.
With the additional information that's come through, while Paglia may no longer feel this way - and we have no real reason (at the moment) to suspect she has changed her mind - she would have her work cut out for her to repent and make right what she said in the past. It's odd - although it's now seemingly clear that Paglia is actually pretty messed up in the head so maybe it shouldn't be such a surprise - because in some of her more well known interviews, if i remember correctly, she states that the debauched tales coming from ancient history were a sign that the civilization was dying. Although now I can imagine she could hold the ideas she has in her head without seeing the contradictions, and much of it does scream ideological posession.