As an Iranian woman, I have always admired you as strong leaders who stand for freedom and women’s rights. Your courage shaped my belief in justice.
Today, my people are being slaughtered in Iran under a brutal internet shutdown.
I write with respect—and with pain. This is the moment your voice matters most. Please speak for us. Please be the women I always believed in.
@MichelleObama@HillaryClinton@KamalaHarris
#IranRevolution2026 #DigitalBlackoutIran #WemonLifeFreedom #IranProtests #Iran #زن_زندگی_آزادی
@Loc0m0 من خانوم هستم و طبق تجربه زیسته خودم: یافتن یک مرد با هوش عاطفی بالا به شدت سخته! حتی مردهای محیط آکادمیک! خیلی سخته که مردی رو ببینی که مثلا برا تراپی مقاومت نداره و حاضره یادبگیره! اوناییم که اینطورین اکثرا متاهلاند.
@FaraOn13thFloor یه بار حین دوچرخه سواری یه پیاده روی اینجایی تف کرد سمت من. ماشینی که پشت سرمون بود گفت به تو تف کرد؟ گفتم والا نمیدونم. ولی حتی در نظر بگیریم که نمیخواسته سمت من تف کنه خوب چرا وانستاد من رد شم بعد تف کنه!
@BrmTheGreat@USCIS@SenatorDurbin Just as spreadsheets didn't "kill" the accounting industry, immigration doesn't "use up" a fixed supply of jobs. Both are classic examples of how efficiency and new energy expand the economic pie instead of just slicing it up differently.
@CBSNews The idea that there’s a "fixed" amount of work to go around is a myth called the Lump of Labor Fallacy. People use it to claim that AI or immigration "steals" jobs, but history shows the economic pie actually grows. Higher productivity = more wealth = new jobs.
@ABICaction@SenMarkey Misconception: If one person works longer or automation takes over a task, another person loses their job.Reality: The economy is dynamic. Productivity improvements often lower costs, which boosts demand for goods, creating more jobs elsewhere.