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May 31, 2026
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Her brother led Iran to 3 World Cups. Yet she — and 41 million other women — couldn't see him play
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For years, Maryam Shojaei could only dream of watching her brother play soccer inside Tehran’s Azadi Stadium as he led the Iranian national team to repeated victories. But since she was one of the country's 41 million million, she was banned. Then, she fought back.
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