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The Islamic Republic’s position in the Axis of Resistance makes many US leftists reluctant to take a critical eye to this history or to Iran’s contemporary internal dynamics. Yet we must ask the fundamental question: Who are our comrades in the struggle against capitalism?

Surveying Iranian history since the 1960s, Zahedi demonstrates that the discourse of anti-imperialism was a crucial tool by which the Khomeinists consolidated power and that it remains an important way for the current regime to maintain labor discipline and stifle unrest.

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L.P. traces this history and the forms of struggle that have emerged in response, from grassroots movements for local control to student organizing. These organizational structures set the stage for the uprising, feeding into both its initial intensity and longevity.

While the uprising was a response to the collapse of a train station in Novi Sad, this tragedy was only the latest instance of a long trend of privatization, corruption, and reaction since the 1990s.

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This climate denialism, fused with Country's existing anxieties, preemptively excuses the climate devastation that will only continue to worsen and disproportionately impact the most marginalized strata of the populace.

The climate imaginary of country music assumes a stable cyclicality that mirrors the genre’s fantasy of a resilient white rural lifestyle, despite both agricultural employment and stable weather patterns increasingly becoming a thing of the past