The 1960s feminists believed that a woman who chose to be a homemaker betrayed the interests of all women. Which of the following strands in the women's movements is most likely to be critical of this belief?

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Postfeminism is critical of earlier feminist movements, including the idea that women must conform to a single notion of empowerment or liberation. It emphasizes individual choice and the idea that women can choose to be homemakers without betraying feminist ideals.

The 1960s Feminists Believed That a Woman Who Chose to Be