Woman, Life, Freedom: A message from Iran

This video is available with audio in Portuguese and subtitles in other languages at: https://kolektiva.media/w/7xcu6BqCJd57YmFdXezm5z The flames of uprising are once again burning in Iran. Yet, it seems different this time. A revolution is afoot, a feminist revolution. The first sparks of the revolution started in Saghez of Kurdistan, the home town of Mahsa Amini. Mahsa Amini was a 22-year-old Kurdish girl who was beaten to death by the police for “improper Hijab.” Mahsa was better lnown as Zhina among friends and family. In the Kurdish language, Zhina means life. The Islamic Republic of Iran snuffed out her life and countless others as sacrifices to the altars of Patriarchy, Religion, Racism, & Capitalism. The original sparks of revolt started by the chants "Jin, Jiyan, Azadi," "Woman, Life, Freedom" are now a evolution spreading to all 31 provinces and hundreds of cities. Even the ideological strongholds of the regime, Qom and Mashhad, are revolting. For the first time, the polic