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Coming up on forum, soccer can unite a country.

But in Iran, women cannot even enter the national stadium.

For decades, they've been banned from attending games.

And by extension, they've been banned from standing side by side as equal Iranians, says

podcast host Shima Oliai.

Banned from the joy, the exhilaration, the love in watching a game.

But generations of women have defied Iran's band, and some are featured in Oliai's new 30 for

30 podcast, Pink Card, all about the profound connections between soccer, feminism, and freedom.

Join us.

This is Forum. I'm Mina Kim. Since 1981, with few exceptions, women in Iran have been banned from attending men's soccer games,

from even setting foot in the national stadium. That's despite the country's deep love of the game and a national team that had an impressive World Cup showing this year. Everyone from old to young women, men, everyone get involved.

That's from a new ESPN 30 for 30 podcast called Pinkard, where women struggle for human rights in

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