Iranian-Americans celebrate supreme leader’s death in Kansas City
By Jacob Kaufman
Published on March 2, 2026.
Iranians in Kansas City celebrated the death of their supreme leader, the Ayatollah, in an effort to create a new beginning for the country. Despite the chilly weather, Iranian Americans gathered at Mill Creek Park to celebrate the occasion. While there is still work to be done for a free Iran, Iranian American Matin Tavacoli believes this is the biggest step towards it.
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