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🦁💚🤍❤️☀️ Iran is on fire.  Its brave people are rising up against a corrupt, oppressive regime that rules through fear and violence. This hits home for me as someone whose parents come from there. To truly understand what’s happening right now, you have to look back—over 5,000 years ago—to the beginnings of one of the oldest continuous civilizations in the world. One that introduced early ideas of human rights, pioneered technologies like refrigeration and advanced irrigation, and laid foundations in mathematics, science, art, literature, and spirituality. This culture survived conquest by Alexander the Great, the Arab invasions, and centuries of upheaval—yet preserved a deep sense of identity, pride, and continuity unlike anything I’ve ever seen. In 1979, Iran was taken hostage by a theocratic regime that imposed religion through coercion—reversing decades of progress and dragging an ancient civilization into submission. Women were stripped of legal rights, free thought was criminalized, and dissent was met with imprisonment, torture, or death. Religious minorities and anyone who didn’t conform were no longer safe.  Many, including my parents, were forced to flee the country with nothing, rebuilding their lives in exile.  Today, Iranians are fighting for the most basic human rights—dignity, freedom, and self-determination. The IRGC has shut down internet access to isolate the country, attempting to suppress the truth while violently cracking down on protesters. There are Reports of tens of thousands who have been killed or detained in just a few weeks.  But repression has not broken them. It has only strengthened their resolve. The IRGC has sponsored and armed proxy groups across the Middle East—spreading violence, destabilization, and fear. So when Iranians rise up today, they’re not just fighting for Iran, but for the entire region, pushing back against a system that has brought suffering far beyond its borders. And the absolute least we can do is be their voice. They will win. And when they do, I can’t wait to finally meet my brothers and sisters in Iran—to hold hands, share a meal, and stand together in peace, for all people. 
🦁💚🤍❤️☀️ Iran is on fire.  Its brave people are rising up against a corrupt, oppressive regime that rules through fear and violence. This hits home for me as someone whose parents come from there. To truly understand what’s happening right now, you have to look back—over 5,000 years ago—to the beginnings of one of the oldest continuous civilizations in the world. One that introduced early ideas of human rights, pioneered technologies like refrigeration and advanced irrigation, and laid foundations in mathematics, science, art, literature, and spirituality. This culture survived conquest by Alexander the Great, the Arab invasions, and centuries of upheaval—yet preserved a deep sense of identity, pride, and continuity unlike anything I’ve ever seen. In 1979, Iran was taken hostage by a theocratic regime that imposed religion through coercion—reversing decades of progress and dragging an ancient civilization into submission. Women were stripped of legal rights, free thought was criminalized, and dissent was met with imprisonment, torture, or death. Religious minorities and anyone who didn’t conform were no longer safe.  Many, including my parents, were forced to flee the country with nothing, rebuilding their lives in exile.  Today, Iranians are fighting for the most basic human rights—dignity, freedom, and self-determination. The IRGC has shut down internet access to isolate the country, attempting to suppress the truth while violently cracking down on protesters. There are Reports of tens of thousands who have been killed or detained in just a few weeks.  But repression has not broken them. It has only strengthened their resolve. The IRGC has sponsored and armed proxy groups across the Middle East—spreading violence, destabilization, and fear. So when Iranians rise up today, they’re not just fighting for Iran, but for the entire region, pushing back against a system that has brought suffering far beyond its borders. And the absolute least we can do is be their voice. They will win. And when they do, I can’t wait to finally meet my brothers and sisters in Iran—to hold hands, share a meal, and stand together in peace, for all people. 

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