Iran gives rise to a generation saying enough of Islam
Women are casting off the veil, young people are celebrating Halloween, mosques are empty of youth, and surveys show a clear majority supports separating religion from the state. Forty-seven years after the Islamic Revolution, Iran is facing a generation that is turning to its Persian heritage and looking westward.
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Iran's uprising has been crushed. What comes next?
A million demonstrators, thousands killed, tens of thousands arrested and a complete cutoff from the outside world: the largest protest in the history of the Islamic Republic has been crushed with brute force. What was missing for it to succeed? Was this a missed historic opportunity? And is there any reason for optimism?
Iran gives rise to a generation saying enough of Islam
Women are casting off the veil, young people are celebrating Halloween, mosques are empty of youth, and surveys show a clear majority supports separating religion from the state. Forty-seven years after the Islamic Revolution, Iran is facing a generation that is turning to its Persian heritage and looking westward.
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