Hundreds Demonstrate in Dallas Against Repression in Iran

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Heideh Davanloo, a physician from Dallas, said she came to make her voice heard on a hot and humid afternoon with temperatures in the mid-'90s"I think that's important that Texans know what's happening to women, girls in Iran," Davanloo said.
51% : Organizers say loud voices at home will help support those risking their lives to make their voices heard in Iran.
46% :Davanloo adds it's standing with those leading the protests now in Iran.
46% :Risking their lives in hopes of meaningful change in Iran and in the meantime, the Iranian-American community in North Texas will keep their story alive too, one demonstration at a time.
43% : The streets of downtown Dallas filled with calls for change in Iran after the death of a young woman there earlier this month.
37% : Her death prompted international condemnation, protests in Iran and support and demonstrations in North Texas.
35% : Demonstrations center around the death of a 22-year-old woman in Tehran earlier this month who died in police custody after allegedly violating Iran's law related to wearing the hijab
35% : Hundreds of protestors filled the area around Dealey Plaza on Sunday to voice support for ongoing protests in Iran over the death of a young woman in the custody of the country's morality police earlier this month.
32% : Amini was arrested days earlier in the capital of Tehran for allegedly violating Iran's hijab law, which requires women to cover their hair.

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