Survey results: Iranian political participation Profile Ethnic identification Implications for political mobilization Sussan Tahmasebi Washington, DC The increasing number of Iranians in the U.S., can
Morteza Mousavi Tokyo, Japan Please note that what you are about to read is only a general picture of what Iranian workers in Japan are
By Sussan Tahmasebi Washington, DC While reading Ali Parandeh's article “Persian NOT Farsi”, I couldn't help but be reminded of a recent conversation I overheard.
By Neda Boroujerdi Queensland, Australia I was all ears. But no. It seemed the more I listened, the less I heard. I rested my head
By Gelareh Abedi Los Angeles My mom is not like this. My aunts are not like this. My grandmother is not like this. My girlfriends'
Second Generation, an intelligent English-language bi-monthly based in Washington D.C. was an instant hit among younger Iranians when it first published in March 1994. The
By Bahar M. Jaberi Portland, Oregon In late August, I set out to go to Westport, Washington a tiny coastal town of about 2,500 people.
Kourosh Mahboubian, Arctic, 1993. By Behrouz Bruce Bahmani San Ramon, California I was browsing the Web one day, and I had heard of a Mad
( “Persian NOT Farsi”). If we agree with Mr. Parandeh, then the problem will become this: How do you distinguish between Persian (meaning a person
As a male member of our society, there is something that bothers me about our moral views. It's our point of view about homosexuals. The
By Hamid Aghajan Babak Khalaj Learnin' Mind Media Labs Bay Area, California There is no doubt that “culture” plays a crucial role in well-being, growth
