plural of Iraqi; people from or citizens of Iraq
From Iraq + '-i' (adjectival suffix) + '-s' (plural), with Iraq from Arabic al-ʿIrāq
The name Iraq comes from an Arabic word meaning 'the shore' or 'the cliff', referring to the land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers - ancient Mesopotamia!
Demonym historically used in media with masculine default; women often invisible in political/military coverage despite substantial participation in Iraqi society and resistance.
Specify gender when relevant; use "Iraqi women," "Iraqi men," or gender-neutral "Iraqis" when gender is not the point.
["Iraqi people","Iraqi citizens","Iraqis (with gender specificity when material)"]
Iraqi women journalists, activists, and military personnel have been historically underrepresented in English-language coverage despite leadership roles in civil society and security forces.
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