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Students for Liberty is a student organization that supports economic freedom to choose how to provide for one’s life; social freedom to choose how to live one’s life; and intellectual and academic freedom. It is organized more as a network than a chapter-based organization.[1] Less Antman writes, "their blogs are active and intellectually stimulating, differences are discussed instead of buried, anarchy isn’t a prohibited word and is thoughtfully debated, and optimism abounds, as it must for a movement such as ours to succeed. There are elements of maven (book publishing), connector (regional and even international conferences), and salesman (advice on speech and attire critical for young people trying to be taken seriously)."[2]

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