These Are the True Things
Naghmeh SohrabiI'm an historian who writes about politics, history, and culture of Iran and the Middle East. Also about television, books, and whatever catches my fancy.
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Being John Travolta in Tehran
Note: On Friday July 5th, there will be a second round of presidential elections in Iran. This post is not about that because I needed a respite from this summer of hair-pulling elections: Iran, UK, France, US.
To Vote or Not to Vote: A View from Iran
To vote or not to vote. That is the question these days in two seemingly opposite countries: the United States and Iran. It’s a well-known fact that voter turnout in the United States is typically lower than that of many other countries. Wh...
The Gadfly
For a while now I’ve been wondering why was it that I, the girl known to never leave home without at least 3 or 4 books in my bag, only brought two books with me when we immigrated to the US in 1988? One of them was a book given to me by a ...
Where Were You on 22 Bahman?
Forty five years ago on this day, the Iranian revolution was declared victorious. Many of us just take this for granted: A revolution involving millions of people and a culmination of decades of opposition just “wins” on one day.
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I'm an historian of the Middle East & Iran & TV enthusiast. When I find the time to write, I think: I love this! When I'm not writing, I'm anticipating my mom's questions: When is your next thing? You know! That thing where you post what you write?
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