by Sam Razi | Feb 24, 2013 | Featured, Politics, Sports, Video
With the constant barrage of negative, often inaccurate and even downright misleading propaganda that the some media constantly puts out about Iran, most Americans would probably find it surprising that Iranians harbor no ill will for the American people. The Iranian...
by Sam Razi | Aug 27, 2012 | Arts and Culture, Featured, General, Sports
View the Kickstarter Page for Boarders Without Boarders here We believe it is worth supporting cultural outreach inititiatives between Iranian and American people and athletes. As such, we ask that you check out this Kickstarter initiative, and if you like it, lend...
by Sam Razi | Sep 1, 2010 | Arts and Culture, From the Web, Human Rights, Must Read, Politics, Sports, World
Reuters | September 1, 2010 By Alexandra Hudson Istanbul (Reuters) – Cheerleaders donned black leggings and white T-shirts for a World Championship basketball match between Iran and the United States in Istanbul on Wednesday to respect cultural sensitivities....
by Sam Razi | Sep 1, 2010 | Sports, World
AFP | September 1, 2010 by Brian Mahony ISTANBUL — In the political arena, Iran vs. the United States is a matchup that gets attention. In a basketball arena, not so much. “For me, it’s a normal game,” Iran captain Mahdi Kamrany said. The United...
by Sam Razi | Feb 27, 2010 | Featured, General, Sports
(SI.com) | February 26, 2010 HOUSTON (AP) -The pressure is great on Rice’s Arsalan Kazemi, the first Iranian-born athlete to play NCAA Division I basketball. The trailblazing 6-foot-7 freshman knows his performance could affect what opportunities other Iranian...
by Sam Razi | May 9, 2009 | Featured, Sports
TEHRAN (AFP) — Iran are to prepare for their next World Cup qualifier with friendly games against Syria, Vietnam and China, the ISNA news agency reported quoted in local newspaper on Saturday. The games against Syria will be played in Tehran on May 23 and Team Melli...
