Abbas Amanat

But you would see that the older generation don't, so far at least, don't take part

as extensively as one might imagine.

And this is variety of reasons.

Perhaps we can get to that later on, if you like.

But as far as this younger generation, they don't care.

They don't listen even as much to their parents as the older generations did.

Or one might say even the nature of the relationship between the parents and the youth has changed.

It's not the concept of, again, a patriarchy that a father or even a mother would tell the daughter or son what to do.

Basically, they have to negotiate something.

Precisely, that's what it is.

And they are surprisingly aware

That's where they are as a generation.

So it's a sense of pride as we are different from the older generation.

From your parents who compromised and lived with the restrictions that the Islamic regime put on you.

Their grandparents was the generation that actually involved in the revolution of 79.

the parents, which were the middle generation, and these are the third generation after the revolution of 1979.

And therefore, they differentiate themselves in terms of their identity from the older generation.

So that's the life part of it.

One can go more and more.

They want to access.