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atefe.the.teacher

May 25, 2026, 10:53 AM

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May 25, 2026, 10:53 AM

Subject: Expression of Community Concern Regarding Academic Appointments

Dear Dr. Brown and Esteemed Colleagues,

I am writing to respectfully communicate a concern that has been voiced by many members of the Iranian community worldwide.

It is widely reported that Mr. Eissa Hashemi, who is professionally affiliated with The Chicago School, is the son of Ms. Masoumeh Ebtekar, a well-known Iranian political figure associated with the 1980 U. S. Embassy occupation in Tehran. Ms. Ebtekar remains publicly active in Iran and is frequently seen engaging in political discourse critical of the United States.

For Iranians who have experienced exclusion, persecution, or exile, this situation is deeply unsettling. There is a perception that individuals connected to figures associated with such actions are able to enjoy stability and opportunity in the U. S., while many others bear long-lasting consequences.

This note is shared in a spirit of concern rather than accusation. I kindly ask whether this matter has been considered by the institution and whether relevant ethical or transparency policies apply.

Thank you for your consideration.

Respectfully,

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atefe.the.teacher

May 25, 2026, 10:53 AM

Subject: Inquiry Regarding Publicly Discussed Faculty Background

Dear Dr. Brown and Members of the Administration,

I am reaching out to express a concern that has gained significant attention among Iranians both inside Iran and abroad.

Based on public information, Mr. Eissa Hashemi, affiliated with The Chicago School, is the son of Ms. Masoumeh Ebtekar, a senior Iranian political figure linked to the 1980 takeover of the U. S. Embassy in Tehran. Ms. Ebtekar continues to engage publicly in political activities in Iran that include strong opposition to the United States.

Many Iranians perceive this situation as troubling, particularly given the contrast between life in the West and the ongoing hardships faced by ordinary people in Iran. This concern reflects emotional and historical sensitivities rather than an assumption about individual intent or belief.

I respectfully ask whether the institution has reviewed this issue and whether policies regarding public affiliations and institutional responsibility are in place.

Thank you for your time and thoughtful attention.

Sincerely,

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atefe.the.teacher

May 25, 2026, 10:53 AM

Subject: Request for Institutional Clarification on Publicly Raised Concerns

Dear Dr. Brown and Team,

I am reaching out to convey a concern that is being discussed extensively among Iranians both inside and outside the country.

According to widely circulated public sources, Mr. Eissa Hashemi, currently affiliated with The Chicago School, is the son of Ms. Masoumeh Ebtekar, a prominent Iranian political figure associated with the 1980 U. S. Embassy takeover in Tehran. Ms. Ebtekar remains politically active in Iran and is publicly aligned with rhetoric hostile toward the United States.

For many Iranians—especially those who have endured restrictions, persecution, or forced migration—this situation is unsettling. There is a strong perception that close family ties to figures linked with anti-U. S. actions coexist with access to professional opportunities in the U. S., creating a sense of imbalance and injustice.

This communication is intended to express community concern rather than to assign blame or presume individual intent. I respectfully inquire whether the institution has addressed this issue and whether guidance exists regarding public affiliations and ethical considerations.

Thank you for taking the time to review this message.

Kind regards,

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atefe.the.teacher

May 25, 2026, 10:53 AM

Subject: Public Sensitivities Regarding Faculty Affiliations

Dear Dr. Brown and Colleagues,

I would like to bring to your attention an issue that has generated significant concern within the Iranian diaspora.

Publicly available information suggests that Mr. Eissa Hashemi, an affiliated faculty member at The Chicago School, is the son of Ms. Masoumeh Ebtekar, a senior figure in the Iranian government who played a role in the 1980 seizure of the U. S. Embassy in Tehran. Ms. Ebtekar continues to appear in political contexts in Iran that include openly anti-American positions.

Many Iranians find it difficult to reconcile this background with an academic appointment in the United States. For communities affected by decades of political repression, this contrast is emotionally and morally challenging.

This message is not meant to judge personal character or beliefs. It is instead a request for transparency and reassurance that institutional values, conflict-of-interest considerations, and reputational responsibilities are taken seriously.

I appreciate your time and attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

{your name}

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May 25, 2026, 10:53 AM

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atefe.the.teacher

May 25, 2026, 10:53 AM

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Request for Review Regarding Faculty Affiliation and Public Concerns

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Dear Dr. Brown and Colleagues,

I am writing to respectfully raise a concern that has been widely discussed within the Iranian community and among members of the Iranian diaspora.

There is public information circulating that Mr. Eissa Hashemi, who is affiliated with The Chicago School, is the son of Ms. Masoumeh Ebtekar, a well-known political figure in Iran who was involved in the 1980 U. S. Embassy takeover in Tehran. It is also publicly visible that Ms. Ebtekar continues to participate in political activities and rhetoric in Iran that are openly hostile toward the United States.

At the same time, Mr. Hashemi is reportedly living and working comfortably in the United States and holding an academic position within an American institution. For many Iranians- particularly those who have suffered repression, discrimination, or exile- this situation is deeply troubling. There is a strong perception that individuals closely connected to figures associated with anti-American actions and rhetoric are able to benefit from opportunities in the U. S. that are denied to ordinary Iranians.

I want to emphasize that this message is not intended as an accusation, nor as a judgment of personal beliefs. Rather, it reflects a genuine concern shared by many Iranians who feel that such affiliations raise questions about transparency, ethical standards, and sensitivity to the lived experiences of those affected by the actions of the Iranian regime.

I respectfully ask whether the institution has reviewed this matter and whether there are clear policies regarding conflicts of interest, public affiliations, and reputational risk in cases like this. Transparency on this issue would go a long way toward addressing community concerns.

Thank you for your time and for considering this perspective.

Sincerely,

{your name}

atefe.the.teacher

May 25, 2026, 10:53 AM

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Dear Sir or Madam,

I am writing to bring to your attention publicly available information concerning Mr. Kevan Gafaïti, who presents himself as a lecturer affiliated with Sciences Po, Paris-Assas University, and INALCO. He is active on social media, notably via the Instagram account https://t.me/kevanexplique, as well as on LinkedIn.

Mr. Gafaïti regularly appears in French media outlets and publishes political commentary, particularly regarding Iran. In several of his public statements, he adopts a tone that may be perceived as promotional or partisan, and he has at times denied or downplayed the killing of civilians, which raises legitimate concerns regarding academic rigor and the public responsibility expected of an educator.

In addition, there is a publicly accessible video in which Mr. Gafaïti refers to himself as an “agent of the Islamic Republic.” Regardless of the context in which this statement was made, such a declaration appears to be in tension with the principles of academic neutrality and independence upheld by universities.

These publicly visible positions may lead to public confusion, erosion of trust, and potential harm to the academic credibility and reputation of the institution.

I am not making any accusation nor requesting any specific disciplinary action. I respectfully ask only that the situation, any relevant affiliations, and the compatibility of these public statements with the institution’s ethical and deontological principles be reviewed by the appropriate bodies.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Yours sincerely,

Your name

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May 25, 2026, 10:53 AM

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