Onara Perera

By: Onara Perera In Shahrekord, a young woman stands alone before a water cannon, arms at her sides, unflinching. In Mashhad, teenage girls form the majority of demonstrators, their voices rising above tear gas with chants of "Death to the Dictator." In Tehran's Naziabad district, a woman holds a handwritten sign that reads simply: "I am not a rioter." The are scenes from the streets of Iran after a month of extensive and violent protests against the Iranian Regime.

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