Iranians Don’t Need to Prove Their Revolution to You
3 Quarks Daily • 2/5/2026
Summary
Sahar Delijani writes in the Los Angeles Review of Books, stating that she is not writing as an author, activist, or representative of the Iranian people. She identifies herself as the daughter of former dissidents who spent significant time in the prisons of the Islamic Republic.
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