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    Afghanistan Refugees

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    the move within Afghanistan. This latest flight of Afghans from their homes deepens a humanitarian crisis that has troubled the region for more than 20 years. Already‚ some 2 million Afghan refugees are living in Pakistan and more than 1.4 million in Iran‚ with an estimated 30‚000 in India‚ Tajikistan‚ Uzbekistan and other countries. Additionally‚ some 900‚000 people are displaced from their homes within Afghanistan. If and when the United States and its allies launch a military campaign against Afghanistan

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    Southern Hospitality

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    Source Evaluation People have come to the conclusion that Southern Hospitality is well and alive today. We have people traveling all around the country for vacations‚ visiting family‚ work‚ and much more; but do they really know what people of the South are really like if they were to come live here? Southern Hospitality is a growing myth that does not exist‚ and barely existed back in the days. Sure people were generally more civil and socially mannered‚ but that did not mean you could dub a whole

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    recognizable events and the shocking outcomes of social media activism in our world. The success of the protests in Iran that happened in 2009 is credited to twitter. Twitter was so influential in the revolution that many people called the revolution the “Twitter revolution”. Golnaz Esfandiari believed that twitter did not help much for organizing protests except letting people outside Iran know about what was happening but credits bloggers instead of helping the revolution. (Gladwell) This didn ’t

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    art of shirin neshat

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    artists of the Iranian diaspora following the 1979 Revolution‚ which replaced a secular regime with an Islamic republic. Born in Qazvin‚ she left Iran at the age of sixteen to study in the United States; she received her BA‚ MA‚ and MFA from the University of California‚ Berkeley‚ before moving to New York. Neshat returned to the Islamic Republic of Iran in 1990 and much of what she saw and experienced informed her first major body of work‚ the photographic series Women of Allah. “Speechless

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    On August 19‚ 1953‚ the Iranian military‚ supported by the United States government‚ overthrew Premier Mohammed Mosaddeq and reinstated the Shah of Iran‚ marking the first real instance of U.S covert action and regime change. While the CIA has only recently admitted to U.S involvement‚ the motivations for this coup d’état were quite clear. Mosaddeq came to power in 1951 and almost instantly made his nationalist ideologies publicly known by calling for the expropriation of Iran’s oil fields. This

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    Sadasdad

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    Author’s draw upon the complex interplay between modes of representation and their ability to shape meaning‚ in order to reflect upon their attitudes towards the past. This interaction manifests in the examination of the conflicting strengths and limitations of history and memory throughout Mark Baker’s memoir The Fiftieth Gate and Marjane Satrapi’s graphic novel Persepolis as both texts place emphasis on the inherent bias of acts of inclusion‚ emphasis and omission. Consequent of the inability to

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    Middle East

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    law of the land (Pew Global Survey 2010). Hence‚ there is a need to search for a model system which accommodates religious and democratic ideologies amicably. It is through such a context where the role of the non- Arab States‚ namely Turkey‚ Iran and Israel becomes salient. Each of these countries’ political system represents a prototype which can be emulated or adapted within the Arab context. Some may argue that Israel does not have a predominant Muslim population and thus‚

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    TC EK Study Guide

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    Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood‚ by Marjane Satrapi Identity and Social Justice Unit Ms. Kamrass English 9 Essential Questions: Why is childhood an important time of life? When does it end? How do people cope when their lives are changed by forces they cannot control? Persepolis is a graphic novel. Why do you think Satrapi chose this genre to tell her story? I. Literary terms: mood – the effect of literature on the reader: it is usually controlled by imagery allusion - in literature‚ an implied

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    Flood in Pakistan

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    Ki-moon visited Pakistan at the weekend‚ calling on the world to quicken its aid pledges. Pak-Iran On 12th Sep. 2010 the Supreme Leader of Iran Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei‚ called the devastating floods in Pakistan which have left about 20 million homeless the most urgent issue of the Islamic world and called for an immediate humanitarian assistance to Pakistan by Muslim nations and governments including Iran. On 5th Sept. 2010‚ Pakistan’s President expressed his profound gratitude to the Iranian

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    Persepolis Essay

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    silences another character in a text. For example: ’How are secularists silenced by the Islamic Revolutionists in Persepolis?’ The autobiographical graphic novel‚ Persepolis written by Marjane Satrapi opens up with the chapter The Veil‚ in 1980 in Iran‚ when the revolution has began. Marjane is 10 years old forced to wear a veil as a school girl. Where did you find this page reference??? Why is this relevant ? does it play a relevant significance in her life growing up. Forced. Explain the word

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