
Plenty of women out there apparently.
See photos at Paul's, also at The Daily Dish. Photos here from Boston.com (Boston Globe site).
Good point here about grains of salt re: the Tweet reporting and context. As the daughter, sister, and sister-in-law of foreign correspondents (and as a professor who gives all her classes a handout called text and context for use throught the semester) I have to agree.
Still, the cyber-reporting and -activism are vital to what is happening after the election fraud and coup. Also youth and women, apparently -- the youth part no accident (remembering the late 70s and the "Death to the Shah!" cries of young men).
More later -- writing deadline looms.

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I don't doubt it will get worse before it gets better but there is a glimmer of hope.
Let's remember, though, that the defeated opposition leader is only liberal in comparison to the winner. ie: not very liberal at all.
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