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Women's Rights & Issues

Gormy Cuss

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10. The sad thing is that under the repressive regime of the Shah women had much more freedom.

Reply to polly7 (Original post)

Fri May 30, 2014, 09:00 PM

May 2014

There was also a bit of religious tolerance. So they rightfully got rid of a bad leader and substituted him with more bad leaders.

I know Iranians here who love their country but are very clear: they'll never move back there unless the laws are secularized.

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] polly7 May 2014 OP

I feel so bad for women when I see them covered Skittles May 2014 #1

Ditto to that post!!!!!!! n/t onecent May 2014 #2

Any rational person knows.... awoke_in_2003 May 2014 #4

The muslim women tom_kelly May 2014 #7

Most muslim women in the US.... awoke_in_2003 May 2014 #9

Brave and inspiring women! theHandpuppet May 2014 #3

Love this photo! That's one beautiful woman there! Proud, brave, and unveiled. calimary May 2014 #5

Covering their heads & faces enables the Lady to assume responsibility for the man's lust. hue May 2014 #6

goosebumps! BlancheSplanchnik May 2014 #8

They are, aren't they? polly7 May 2014 #11

The sad thing is that under the repressive regime of the Shah women had much more freedom. Gormy Cuss May 2014 #10

Here's to beautiful, intelligent and defiant Iranian women! Kath1 May 2014 #12

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