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Iranian Progressives in Translation

A Blog by Frieda Afary

I am an Iranian American librarian and translator. My education includes a bachelor's degree in history, a master's degree in philosophy and a master's degree in library science. Translations from this blog can be reprinted provided the original Persian source and the name and address of this blog are cited. I can also be contacted at fafarysecond[at]yahoo.com

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What Can Iran & U.S. Women’s Struggles Learn From Each Other?

What Can Iran & U.S. Women’s Struggles Learn From Each Other?

Below is my opinion piece, published in Truthout October 1, 2022.

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