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Community and Care

At the heart of everything we do is a simple belief: people come first. True progress is only possible when individuals feel heard, valued, and empowered. Supporting people means more than offering help in moments of need—it means creating opportunities, building confidence, and standing beside communities as they grow. We are committed to listening with empathy, acting with integrity, and …

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The Necessity of Protest

Protest is one of the oldest and most visible forms of civic expression. When people gather, march, speak out, or organize collectively, they are exercising a fundamental right: to voice dissent and demand change. Across history, protests have challenged unjust laws, exposed inequality, and reshaped societies—from labor movements that secured safer working conditions to civil rights campaigns that expanded freedom …

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News in Brief

Protests sweeping across Iran neared the two-week mark Saturday, with the country’s government acknowledging the ongoing demonstrations despite an intensifying crackdown and as the Islamic Republic remains cut off from the rest of the world. With the internet down in Iran and phone lines cut off, gauging the demonstrations from abroad has grown more difficult. But the death toll in …

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The Moroccan Winger

Mounir El Haddadi is a Moroccan international winger known for his pace, technique, and attacking intelligence. Having developed in some of Europe’s most competitive leagues, Mounir brings elite experience and creativity to Esteghlal, adding a new dimension to the club’s offensive play. His ability to operate on either flank, cut inside, and deliver decisive final balls makes him a constant …

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A Cross-Cultural Tribute

The celebration of Bahram Beyzaie in Germany stands as a meaningful recognition of one of the most influential figures in Iranian cinema, theater, and literature. Beyzaie, renowned for his poetic language, mythological imagination, and deep engagement with history and identity, has long transcended national boundaries. The events held in his honor brought together scholars, artists, students, and admirers who see …

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Who actors

Should Famous People Stay Out of Politics and Social Issues? A Comprehensive AnalysisIn an era where social media amplifies every voice, the question of whether celebrities should publicly engage in politics and social issues has become increasingly pertinent. Famous individuals, from actors to athletes, often wield significant influence due to their large followings, but this power raises debates about its …

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The Legacy of Iraj Khajeh-Amiri

Iraj was born into a musically rich environment—his father taught him singing, and his grandfather was a court singer during the reign of Nasser al-Din Shah. He began singing as a child and was especially influenced by traditional Persian singing styles. From a young age, he was exposed to taʿziyeh (traditional performance art) and began formal training in Persian classical …

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A Life in Art and Thought

Beyond his films and plays, Bahram Beyzai’s influence reaches deeply into the intellectual and cultural fabric. His work bridged scholarship and art, drawing from ancient Persian mythology, historical texts, and contemporary social realities. He approached storytelling not as entertainment alone, but as an act of cultural preservation and resistance—an insistence on memory in the face of forgetting. As a teacher …

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Jessica Strength Beyond the Uniform

Jessica is a dedicated American soldier serving in the U.S. Army Special Forces, known among her peers for her discipline, intelligence, and calm under pressure. Beyond her striking appearance, it is her resilience and sense of duty that truly define her. Years of rigorous training shaped her into a skilled operator capable of navigating complex environments, making critical decisions, and …

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Rama Duwaji on The Cute

The Cut has just released its new cover: Rama Duwaji, the new New York City First Lady, photographed by Szilveszter Makó. Like her husband, in just a few days, she will become of the youngest First Ladies in New York City as well as the first Muslim to assume her role. She’s not only a campaign adviser and Arabic coach …

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