Woman, Life, Freedom!

<p>In Iran, this is the revolutionary chant, while in America, even the word 'woman' is being obliterated.</p>

<p>In America, the word ‘woman’ is being obliterated. Our leaders refuse to even define it. As with other words, such as ‘immunity’ and ‘vaccine,’ meanings are being perverted. Perhaps one day, no one will even remember that such words existed.</p>

<p>You can learn more about what is happening in Iran by following <a href="https://www.instagram.com/sovereign_sienna/"><strong>Sienna</strong></a> on Instagram. She has a podcast where she and her Iranian mother talk about “why beauty itself is the Islamic Regime’s target.” I really loved listening to this. Maybe you will not agree with all of it, but I can assure you, it will do your soul good to listen.</p>

<h4>Here is the episode on her podcast: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/freethepeople/"><strong>Free the People</strong></a></h4>

<p>“Bahereh Khodadoost is an Iranian-American artist. She is also host Sienna Mae Heath’s mother. The present-day revolution in Iran is led by the chant “woman, life, freedom” or “zan, zendegi, azadi.” Bahereh and Sienna consider what these words evoke in a sociopolitical context in Iran, and here in the US, and what womanhood, liberty, and life mean at their core.”</p>

<p>Who would have ever thought that in the West, Helen Reddy’s “I am woman, hear me roar,” would be replaced with “anyone can be a woman.” Everything that we once held up as a standard of beauty and love, “womanhood” and “motherhood,” is being defiled, debased and erased.</p>

<p>As for beauty, it is all the rage for brainwashed young people to deface great art in the name of “climate change.” Everything must be turned upside down and inside out and deconstructed.</p>

<p>To read the rest of this essay please go to <a href="https://khmezek.substack.com/p/women-life-freedom">Woman, Life, Freedom! - by Karen Hunt aka KH Mezek (substack.com)</a></p>