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EPISODE · Dec 7, 2022 · 39 MIN

The Iran Protests

from Dear Brown Girls · host Dear Brown Girls

Since the death of Mahsa Amini, protests have erupted all over Iran, with citizens calling for an end to the government's Morality Police and demanding "Woman, Life, Freedom." Images of women cutting off their hair and burning their hijabs have made their way to the world, and the world has reacted. We sat down to discuss how we can best amplify the voices of Iranians, along with some background on the Iranian government, our thoughts on the French police comparisons, and why we feel that Muslims and Republicans alike need to stay in their lane.  Episode Cover Art Credit: Iran protests: Leader praises force quashing dissent | CTV News

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Since the death of Mahsa Amini, protests have erupted all over Iran, with citizens calling for an end to the government's Morality Police and demanding "Woman, Life, Freedom." Images of women cutting off their hair and burning their hijabs have made their way to the world, and the world has reacted. We sat down to discuss how we can best amplify the voices of Iranians, along with some background on the Iranian government, our thoughts on the French police comparisons, and why we feel that Muslims and Republicans alike need to stay in their lane.  Episode Cover Art Credit: Iran protests: Leader praises force quashing dissent | CTV News

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Since the death of Mahsa Amini, protests have erupted all over Iran, with citizens calling for an end to the government's Morality Police and demanding "Woman, Life, Freedom." Images of women cutting off their hair and burning their hijabs have made...

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