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Was 18th of July 1999 simply a student protest or a turning point that changed the course of contemporary Iranian politics? In this special interview, Dr. Mehrdad Darvishpour, a sociologist and university professor, takes a historical and sociological look at the 18th of July uprising, and discusses the concept of the “Third Voice,” the failure or success of the student movement, its relationship with reformism, the Green Movement, January 2017, November 2019, and “Women, Life, Freedom.” In this program, we examine: Why is 18th of July still the most important turning point in the Iranian student movement? Did the government reforms fail that same July 2019? What is the “Third Voice” and is it still alive today? Why was Iran’s student movement unable to lead to a democratic transition like South Korea or Serbia? Has Iranian society entered a new era after the war? Where will the future of social movements, universities, and the new generation of Iran go? This conversation, based on political sociology research, comparative world experiences, and Dr. Darvishpour's analytical article, attempts to reinterpret one of the most important turning points in Iran's contemporary history from a different perspective. If you enjoyed this conversation, please subscribe to the Rahgosha channel, like the video, and write your views on the legacy of July 18 in the comments section. #July18, #University_Kuy, #Student_Movement, #Mehrdad_Darvishpour, #Said_Soom, #University, #Green_Movement, #Women_Live_Freedom, #Iranian_Protests, #Sociology, #Reforms, #Secularism, #Democracy, #Iran, #Rahgosha