On September 16, Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdish Iranian woman, died after being detained by Iran’s so-called morality police. Her death ignited a long-simmering anger in the people of Iran and sparked a revolution, largely led by young women, demanding an end to the Islamic regime. For the past six weeks, they’ve faced brutal government crackdowns, but they remain undaunted, adopting the Kurdish rallying cry: “Woman. Life. Freedom.” Harper’s BAZAAR has asked celebrated writers, artists, journalists, and more from across the Iranian diaspora to help make sense of this seismic moment in their motherland. Head to bazaar.com to read all five stories and keep checking in as we continue to update with more stories over the next few days. @whatisnojan @izzygrinspan @nikkiogun @kaitlyn_greenidge_author @perritomdotcom @harpersbazaarus #mahsaamini #womanlifefreedom