"I stand for Iran, not only because I stand for my people, but because I believe everyone has the right to the freedoms I have been afforded throughout my life." @drsean is a first-generation, Farsi-speaking, loud and proud Iranian-American male. His parents moved to the United States, separately, in the years leading up to the revolution of 1979. "This was a revolution that was founded on hope but hijacked by hate; one that was meant to serve all Iranians but ended up silencing most. It spit in the faces of the true Iranian values of inclusivity, artistry, and freedom under the guise of 'Islamic Purity.'" As protests in Iran rage on today, Sean discusses watching the movement from afar and why this rebellion feels different. Read the full story at #linkinbio. #wuc #kcm #news #iran