In what BBC News called an "unprecedented show of support",[119] videos released on 4 October showed teenage schoolgirls in multiple cities joining the protests, removing their headscarves and chanting antigovernment slogans.[120][121] Video shared on social media showed a group of schoolgirls in Karaj forcing an education official out of their school, chanting "shame on you" and throwing what appeared to be empty water bottles at him.[119][121] Elsewhere in Karaj, and in Sanandaj,[119] schoolgirls marched in the streets without their hijabs, chanting the popular Kurdish slogan, "Woman, Life, Freedom".[120] In Shiraz, schoolgirls blocked traffic on a main road while chanting "death to the dictator", referring to Khamenei.[119] Schoolgirls also protested in Saqqez.[119] One image shared on social media showed a group of schoolgirls raising their middle finger at a portrait of Khamenei and Khomeini.[119][120][121]