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Why Iranians are Protesting

Written by Sarah McGowan on . Posted in Opinion, Updates

The death of Mahsa Amini in September 2022 sparked worldwide protests in support of Iranian women’s rights and protestors’ rights, as well as global condemnation of Iran’s actions against its citizens.

Protests, such as this one in Stockholm, Sweden, have been held worldwide recently in solidarity with Iranians who are protesting against their national government. Photo courtesy of Artin Bakhan

Feminism Through God’s Lens

Written by Stacy Rohan on . Posted in Opinion

The feminist movement presents the fight for equality and dignity for women as God intended, but modern society’s twist on feminism has created problems of its own and distorted the mutual responsibilities between men and women that the Lord initially intended.

Photo and graphic by Stacy Rohan

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