> But if you ask me about the specific memory that is to be forgotten
> on the colonial site, then it is most obviously the story of women
> themselves, those who have been fighting foreign domination and
> domestic abuse alike. There are numerous memoirs written over the
> last decade alone by Iranian women political activists who have
> suffered and survived heroically under both the Pahlavis and the
> Islamic Republic. But who has heard of people like Vida Hajebi
> Tabrizi, Fariba Marzban, Nasrin Parvaz, or Ashraf Dehghan—all among
> political activists who struggled and resisted both the Pahlavi
> tyranny and the even more horrid tyranny of the Islamic Republic
> that succeeded it? No one.
A search for those names on MRZine comes up blank. Wouldn't
indigenous Iranian feminism be an interesting topic for you to cover?
Doug