Bahar Noorizadeh, a writer, artist, and researcher from the RCA School of Architecture, delves into Iran's complex political landscape. She argues that the Islamic Republic has always been a neoliberal and imperial state, impacting various ethnic groups. The discussion explores how the 'Women, Life, Freedom' movement, ignited by Gina Amini's death, symbolizes a united front against oppression. Noorizadeh emphasizes the need for genuine solidarity in feminist struggles, addressing the dangers of Western appropriation and the importance of intersectionality in activism across Iran and beyond.
