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West Virginia Values
Making all our lives
More affordable
More caring
More empowered
International Women's Day~March 8, 2026
A Father's Promise
I spent the first years of my childhood in Iran, where women’s rights were severely restricted. The mandatory hijab was strictly enforced, and women faced legal inequality in marriage, divorce, and child custody and no autonomy over the reproductive healthcare decisions. Many women—including my own mother—were denied opportunities and barred from certain careers. That's their reality, and it should never become ours.
When my family fled Iran and came to America when I was eight years old, I saw another way of life. I grew up surrounded by powerful women—teachers, supervisors, friends, and even members of Congress—who showed me what leadership looks like.
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Ace Parsi:
Why I'm Running
I fled an authoritarian regime to find a home in America—a journey that taught me the true value of freedom and democracy. But I didn’t beat the odds of poverty and learning a new language alone; I succeeded through the power of public schools, faith communities, and neighbors who believed that the American Dream is a collective effort.
Now, as a father and a community leader, I am running to protect those same ideals of liberty and justice for the next generation. Motivated by a deep faith that bridges divides and a fierce determination to build a culture of decency for all, I am ready to fight for a future where we rise together.
Whose Side Are You On?
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No Moore Silence
Let's Reclaim
In an age of technological overload, let’s reclaim what it means to be human.
In an age of political reality TV, let’s reclaim what it means to be kind.
In an age of oligarchies and control, let’s reclaim what it means to be empowered.
In an age of public disinvestment, let’s reclaim what it means to be a people.
