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  • If outlets were to be believed, major cities like Tehran featured a cosmopolitan atmosphere with active café culture, Western fashion, and mixed-gender socialization.

    And how much if at all did that change in the meantime? With a source please.

    Women gained the right to vote in 1963, pursued higher education in large numbers, and worked in professional fields like law, medicine, and government without any mandatory dress codes.

    Still do on all counts, dress code aside, though I have to question how important the right to vote is under either brutal dictatorship. For instance here’s how the women’s tertiary education graph looks like, noting that the Shah was overthrown in 1979. This is Iran, not Afghanistan. Also in general “modernity” under the Shah only penetrated into the upper class of society; ironically the vast majority of women saw more improvement in hallmarks of women’s rights (education and such) under the Ayatollahs.







  • How did she personally pave the way for anything assuming you can speak to the 2 decades before her???

    By opposing basically all policies that help the working class therefore letting the contradictions of capitalism assault them until a significant number of them lost faith in democratic institutions and decided to throw in with the fascists, maybe?