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Walk around the intersection of Westwood Boulevard and Wilkins Avenue in Los Angeles, and you’ll see more Iranian flags than Dodgers hats.
It’s the heart of “Tehrangeles,” a portmanteau of LA and Tehran and the largest Iranian diaspora in the world outside Iran.
Dan Levin/Straight Arrow News
Straight Arrow News visited Tehrangeles to see how Iranians in America feel about the war in their home country and the recently announced ceasefire.
Those who spoke to SAN expressed their desire for regime change in Iran, 47 years after the Islamic revolution overthrew the U.S.-backed Pahlavi dynasty.
At the same time, they had serious concerns over the way the.