“Today is the last day of the riots,“CNNreports Salami told protesters.
Amini was only 22 when she was arrested for wearing her hijab improperly,The Guardianexplains.
She died three days later.
Universities have long been a battleground for women’s rights and the pro-democracy movement in Iran.
She told The Post that Gen Z is “rejecting the Islamic republic as a failed experiment.”
The Kurdish roots of Woman.
is as popular of a protest slogan on social media as it is on the streets.
On October 26, Mahsa Amini’s picture and the phrase “Woman.
The chant gained mainstream popularity in Turkey in 2009 during the country’sInternational Women’s Daymarch, per NPR.
Protesting against the status quo is a fundamental aspect of this generation’s DNA.
“Generation Z sees itself in a dystopian atmosphere,” sociologist Maghsoud Farastkhah toldDonyaye Eqtesad.
