Chants of Mahsa Amini rang out in San Diego Saturday afternoon.
Demonstrators on Saturday were concerned about the safety of protesters in Iran.
“The only way they know how to respond is to crackdown violently against these protests, but I think their days are numbered,” Hager said. As protests have continued for over two weeks, people are optimistic Iran’s future will include more voices over what is acceptable. “In the future in Iran, we have our secular voices being heard, women can wear anything they want, they can own their bodies, they can wear the headscarf if they want or not wear it if they don’t want. We don’t want a 22-year-old being killed,” Bibi Karsai said.
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