Golshifteh Farahani Instagram – I spent a month in the summer writing about the sense of belonging in exile. It was poetic, personal and not political. It was before Sep 13. Then I told @nytimes that I had to change it. It felt wrong to publish something that personal after what happened. I felt I had a different duty. To myself, my conscience and the people of Iran especially our own Generation Z. Then, again and again, the revolution kept getting more and more intense. So, I had to rewrite the article one more time. Every day, every week I could write a new article based on what is happening in Iran. This version was submitted 4 weeks ago. Yet it’s still accurate. I called out @michelleobama @oprah and all the feminists of the world, especially in the USA, for being too silent. My sisters fighting for freedom in the streets of Iran need your voices! They need the voice of the whole world. | Posted on 04/Dec/2022 02:05:23
Home Actress Golshifteh Farahani HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers January 2023 Golshifteh Farahani Instagram - I spent a month in the summer writing about the sense of belonging in exile. It was poetic, personal and not political. It was before Sep 13. Then I told @nytimes that I had to change it. It felt wrong to publish something that personal after what happened. I felt I had a different duty. To myself, my conscience and the people of Iran especially our own Generation Z. Then, again and again, the revolution kept getting more and more intense. So, I had to rewrite the article one more time. Every day, every week I could write a new article based on what is happening in Iran. This version was submitted 4 weeks ago. Yet it’s still accurate. I called out @michelleobama @oprah and all the feminists of the world, especially in the USA, for being too silent. My sisters fighting for freedom in the streets of Iran need your voices! They need the voice of the whole world.
Golshifteh Farahani Instagram – I spent a month in the summer writing about the sense of belonging in exile. It was poetic, personal and not political. It was before Sep 13. Then I told @nytimes that I had to change it. It felt wrong to publish something that personal after what happened. I felt I had a different duty. To myself, my conscience and the people of Iran especially our own Generation Z. Then, again and again, the revolution kept getting more and more intense. So, I had to rewrite the article one more time. Every day, every week I could write a new article based on what is happening in Iran. This version was submitted 4 weeks ago. Yet it’s still accurate. I called out @michelleobama @oprah and all the feminists of the world, especially in the USA, for being too silent. My sisters fighting for freedom in the streets of Iran need your voices! They need the voice of the whole world.
Check out the latest gallery of Golshifteh Farahani
