Good morning from a “master criminal” to all of you!
In my homeland of Iran, riding a bicycle and feeling the wind in your hair is a punishable crime for women.
As a survivor of assassination plot by the same regime on U.S. soil, I truly appreciate and embrace this freedom.
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met a guy on here after my sister killed our parents. he took me to sweden so he could finish his thesis at some rural pagan combine. and to make a long mother fuckin story short we paralyzed him stuffed him in a bear carcass and lit him on fire. 5 stars in the app store yay
Fearlessly defying threats and arrests, Sharif University students celebrated their graduation without hijabs, standing up against compulsory hijab. As the Minister of Education issues threats and faculty leaders resign, our resolve strengthens. Iranian women won’t step back. #WomanLifeFreedom.
Yes, in 21st-century we the women of Iran get killed for showing our hair!
This 16-year-old girl with beautiful short hair is in coma after being assault by hijab police in Tehran’s metro. Now the authorities forced these two friends of her in hijab and brought them on a State TV to deny the assault. Their face in forced hijab says the truth.
Be the voice of #ArmitaGravand whose mother got arrested and now we have no idea whether Armita is alive or not!