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@saikogrl

She Her 💭 زن زندگی آزادی

Katılım Mayıs 2021

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Shivangi | 𑂬𑂱𑂫𑂰𑂁𑂏𑂲@Gurhi_jalebi·13h

A lot of people are just violently sexist but they don't see themselves as such because they don't want to murder women themselves. That's about it. It's the extent of rights people think women deserve. The right to not be murdered. The right to a free dignified life is too much.

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صحرا@saharasajjadii·23h

A lot of people are forgetting that until recent years, people (esp in the West) saw Iranians as "terrorists" and synonymous w their government. The work of Iranian artists didn't "orientalize" Iranians. It humanized them

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.@mithkii·1d

I’m so tired of leftists especially leftist men completely disregarding the plight of women from the global south or even worse expecting them to shut up & endure for the “greater good”

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سایه‌سار🏴@idkijustthibk·17h

Not really. I don't think Marjane Satrapi's work portrays Iranians as terrorists. Since she, her family, and many people she cares about are Iranians, who are portrayed in her work, and most of them are not terrorists. The issue is that you identify with the Islamic republic.

AE 🎒@bobbyknucksss

@saharasajjadii They saw Iranians as terrorists partly because of these very artists + legacy media propaganda. Even the average Iranian. Never forget to the west you are just a brown foreigner.

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special agent dale soupeur@chorizo2maul·14h

donc une femme iranienne qui a vécu sous un régime oppressif religieux ne peut pas critiquer la religion et le régime ? vraiment faut vous déconnecter de votre vision occidentale

Kenny - Heiiiiin ?????@Kennywithout

Bref Persepolis a été un outil de propagande islamophobe conséquent. Faut-être dans le déni, islamophobe ou les deux pour pas s'en rendre compte.

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bob esfanji@bob_esfanji1·19h

the NANI?! state@thenanistate

Remember 20 years ago when everyone had to pretend Persepolis was one of the best graphic novels

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i dont see islamophobia in persepolis because i have a brain that functions

Kenny - Heiiiiin ?????@Kennywithout

Bref Persepolis a été un outil de propagande islamophobe conséquent. Faut-être dans le déni, islamophobe ou les deux pour pas s'en rendre compte.

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سرکه نمکی@SaltyyVinegarr·23h

istg if I see another non-Iranian person calling our lived experience "propaganda"

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@bread157 cuz western leftists think everything falls out of a coconut tree

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Tad Strange 🇵🇸@bread157·1d

Why are people being so nasty about Marjane Satrapi exactly

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nilo@polyesterhag·1d

Marjane Satrapi is such a big loss for Iranian girls everywhere like myself. She was the first person to help me see my own experiences as an Iranian woman through a feminist lens. None of the women in my family thought me what she taught me.

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🧃@lvbelbe5·1d

i think she just wrote about her experience actually

Victims of Capitalism Memorial Foundation@karaokecomputer

Marjane Satrapi made a career out of proliferating orientalist western caricatures of her own people. While Satrapi cashed in on racist campaigns thinly veiled by anti-patriarchal rhetoric calling for 'regime change' in Iran, she never once used her platform to speak out against the ongoing existential threats presented by Western powers against Palestinian, Lebanese, Iranian and ALL other Muslim women in West Asia. It's a fitting end for someone who remained blithely silent through three years of genocide in the region that raised her to literally die of grief over the loss of one gangly Swedish white guy.

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