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      “Wings are not Enough”: An Interview with Asieh Amini
      by Carolyn Supinka / May 16, 2011

      Iranian poet, journalist, activist Asieh Amini has investigated stoning cases and speaks out against social injustices from Islamic Republic of Iran. In this interview, she talks about her exile, writing, and the power of social media in Iran.

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