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-	{{Template}}[[Strong and independent women]] is a [[trope]] connected to [[third-wave feminism]]. If you think about strong and independent women in history you arrive at with [[Lilith]], [[Joan of Arc]], [[Catherine the Great]], [[courtesan]]s and [[George Sand]]. To encompass it all are [[women's rights]] through history and in the [[20th century]]: [[feminism]]. In the late 20th century there are [[Riot Grrrl]]s and [[Girl Power]].	+	#REDIRECT [[Strong female character]]
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-	Strong and independent women are in the first place financially independent, they can provide in their own means of [[subsistence]].	+
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-	== See also ==	+
-	*[[Women in the workforce]]	+
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