'I Think the Women Are Winning'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : And make no mistake, she told me in an interview yesterday: The wave of protests now sweeping Iran is a revolution.
54% : Yet the U.S. -- which has been investing in democracy promotion in Iran for at least the past two decades -- is still sitting at the table and holding nuclear negotiations with these very people.
53% : Journey from the Land of No, Hakakian's acclaimed 2004 memoir about her own coming-of-age in revolutionary Iran, provides essential context for the current unrest in Iran.
50% : But this confrontation between the women of the country and the regime is the oldest, most enduring standoff in Iran.
48% : The people in Iran aren't asking for any foreign powers to invade the country, to come and do the job.
47% : Roya Hakakian: This revolution in Iran is 43 years old.
43% : The moment you mentioned Iran, all of these senators started thinking about Afghanistan and Iraq and Syria -- that's their context.
32% : You write that Amini's death has sparked an unusual degree of outrage and solidarity across Iran.

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