My humble request: When we talk about women’s rights, can we please be serious? Nancy Pelosi, I mean you — or so I write in connection to young Nazanin Fatehi, the young Iranian who has been fighting a death sentence because she fought off rape — she fatally stabbed a man who was assaulting her and her neice). Her fate has improved, as a court exonerated her last week (though it still wants her to pay her attacker’s family), but Nazanin is far from alone. And not every woman facing harsh and unfair punishment will make headlines like she did. We ought to do something for them, too. It’s much more important than marble ceilings.