Mina's Substack
Mina KhanlarzadehMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 19 | Founded | 7 months ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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What They Don’t Like About the Guardian’s Letter to Iran’s Political Prisoners
A recent Guardian open letter addressed Iran’s political prisoners directly, linking their struggle to US immigration detention and Israeli prisons holding Palestinians. It made two demands: that the Islamic Republic end executions and free...
My Interview with Radio Zamaneh
A few weeks ago I wrote an essay, “Why the Left Has So Little Traction,” here on Substack. I was glad it caught the attention of some Iranian thinkers I’ve been in conversation with and learning from for years. Radio Zamaneh reached out aft...
The Question of Resistance Within Iran’s State
In “Why the Left Has So Little Traction in Iran,” I described how many Iranians who are critical of the Islamic Republic and seek a different social and political order experience its anti-imperialism as inseparable from the corruption and...
The Dandy Your Decolonial Theory Needed
My article, “Epistemic Translation of Modernity: Negotiating Science and Technology under Semi-Colonial Conditions,” is officially out in the July 2026 issue of Comparative Studies in Society and History—Volume 68, Number 3. It has been ava...
Why the Left Has So Little Traction in Iran
Image: @dailyworkerhistoryfarsi, Instagram, accessed July 5, 2026.
At a moment when Iran still stands near the edge of war, it may seem almost like a luxury to ask why the Left has so little traction in Iranian society. The destruction and...
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A historian who drinks too much coffee and thinks about society through its complaints (a.k.a. political thought) alongside literature and popular culture.
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