We may have a new feminist anthem on our hands thanks to Miley Cyrus.

The 26-year-old pop star dropped a risque video Tuesday for her single “Mother’s Daughter,” where she wears a red latex bodysuit while signing about defiance and determination.

“Don’t (expletive) with my freedom/I came up to get me some/I’m nasty, I’m evil/Must be something in the water or that I’m my mother’s daughter.”

You won’t find your typical glammed-up vixens featured in the video. Rather, the cast screams inclusivity.

There’s a woman posing nude on a couch. There’s a mom who’s breastfeeding and a close-up shot of what appears to be a C-section scar. Mari Copeny, dubbed Little Miss Flint for her activism amid the Flint water crisis, looks fierce in a superhero costume as does a woman with the words “I am free” painted across her chest.

The “Black Mirror” star’s video has cameos such as Aaron Philip, “a black girl in a wheelchair who happens to be trans,” Casil McArthur, a transgender male model and professional skateboarder Lacey Baker.

Cyrus’ mother Tish Cyrus also makes a powerful appearance. Cyrus lays her head on her mom’s shoulder while singing: “My mama always told me that I’d make it, that I’d make it, so I made it. I put my back into it, my heart in it. So I did it, yeah, I did it.”

In case the lyrics and visuals weren’t clear enough to get the empowerment theme across, messages like “virginity is a social construct,” “every woman is a riot” and “not an object” flash across the screen.