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For Neda: HBO Documents the 2009 Iranian Elections


Posted by diana on 21 Jun 2010 / 0 Comments
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As I snuggled on the couch to watch HBO’s documentary on Neda Agha-Soltan, I knew this wasn’t the time for popcorn. The first images that splashed across the screen were Agha-Soltan’s infamous last moments, which haunted viewers around the world exactly a year ago. The tone of onlookers and loved ones was agonizing, screaming as […]

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Dreyfuss and Iran’s “Women Commandos”


Posted by faith on 20 Jul 2009 / 0 Comments
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If you’ve been following coverage of the fallout from the recent Iranian elections, you have been bound to see images of women in the streets as part of protests against the election results. In fact, the Western media has put a feminine face on much of its coverage of what is happening in Iran connecting […]

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You Say You Want a Revolution (in a Loose Headscarf)


Posted by Guest Contributor on 19 Jun 2009 / 0 Comments
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This was written by Mimi and originally published at threadbared. Because this is a fashion plus politics blog, I want to post some very brief thoughts about the protests rocking Iran after what some observers are calling a fraudulent election, reinstalling President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad against his main opposition, moderate reformer Mir Hossein Mousavi. (For news […]

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