Hooman Hedayati

Member, Iranians for Peace and Justice

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Recent graduate of the University of Texas, Austin and a member of Iranians for Peace and Justice; native of Iran

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All during this week of massive protests in Iran, there has been support from expatriates and other sympathizers here in the US.  Americans of Iranian heritage are concentrated in…

Persian-Americans React to Rising Tensions in Iran

All during this week of massive protests in Iran, there has been support from expatriates and other sympathizers here in the US.  Americans of Iranian heritage are concentrated in…

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