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'''Libertarian Feminism''', sometimes goes by the name '''Individualist Feminism''', is a culturally progressive, libertarian right ideology that advocates that the best way to emancipate women is by the means of the freest possible markets and that having free choice is more important than being coerced into an ideal womanhood. It has traits in common with choice feminism given its emphasis that women aren't a hivemind and should be free to express themselves without obstruction or harming others.
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