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The "Glorieta de las mujeres que luchan" ("Women Who Fight Roundabout") anti-monument portrays a purple piece of metal on the top of a pedestal. The piece of metal depicts the silhouette of a woman who has her left arm raised. Behind her, is a stand…

A stencil on a wall portrays three figures. The figure farthest to the left holds its right fist in the air. The next figure is portrayed as pushing down blocks, which are similar to dominos. The blocks push over the figure that is farthest to the…

A female holds a red poster that reads "Stand with the Women of Iran." To the left of the words, is a female who holds her hair in her right hand. The hair is on fire.

A cardboard poster portrays a female with her right fist in the air and her hair blowing. To the right of the female is the phrase "Women, Life, Freedom."

A female spray-paints pink and red words on the wall of the Iranian Embassy in Mexico City. Some of the words are "Iran," "Macho," and "Mahsa Amini."

A mural on the side of a building portrays two females. One of the females is Mahsa Amini. She died in police custody in Iran after being arrested for inappropriately wearing her hijab. The other female is RokhSar رخساره. She portrayed cutting her…

A mural on the side of a building portrays the face of the Iranian woman, Mahsa Amini. To the right of her face "Jin Jiyan Azadi" is written in white paint. This Kurdish slogan translates to "Women Life Freedom." To the right of the slogan, are…

A wheat-pasting portrays the television character, Marge Simpson, cutting her iconic blue hair in front of the Consulate General of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Milan. In her left hand she holds a pair of scissors, and in her right hand is her cut…

A mural on the side of a building portrays a female with her left fist in the air. In her fist, there are strands of hair. Underneath her face, "We Honor the Innocent Lives Lost Fighting For a Free Iran" is written in white paint. It wraps around her…

Anonymous artist(s) dyed multiple fountains blood red in Tehran, protesting the death of Mahsa Amini, who died in custody of the Morality Police, and the ensuing crackdown of protests by the Iranian government.