Elizabeth Nolan Brown on the Allegedly Elusive Libertarian Woman
Plus: how to promote social norms without injecting state violence into them.
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On the latest Libertarianism.org podcast, I talk with the Cato Institute's Aaron Ross Powell and Trevor Burrus about the storied lack of libertarian women, whether this gender balance is shifting, and ways that so-called women's issues can be approached from a libertarian perspective. We also discuss whether there's something inherent in feminism that makes it pro-government, what a libertarian feminism looks like, how to promote societal norms without injecting state violence into them, and issues such as abortion, sex work, and censorship. Links jump to specific sections; whole thing below:
