inspiration was the Shahnameh, the Book of Kings written by Ferdowsi in circa 977 CE, which is a historical collection of poems. Wallace was an early supporter of same-sex marriage in the U.S. The car was unveiled to the public on October 4 at the Human Rights Foundation's Oslo Freedom Forum in Miami. The car was due to be exhibited at Asia Now in October 2021, however the car was censored and not shown. The car is now currently on tour, when this tour ends the wrap will be removed and the non-profit will ask other Iranian artists to use the canvas. Turkish Democracy Project Wallace serves as chief executive officer of the Turkish Democracy Project, a non-profit, non-partisan, international policy organization formed in response to Turkey's recent turn away from democracy and toward authoritarianism. The Turkish Democracy Project was founded in 2021. Sitting on the advisory council includes many high-ranking politicians and advisors including John Bolton, 27th National Security Advisor of the United States, Frances Townsend, former assistant to President George W. Bush for Homeland Security and counterterrorism and Chair of the Homeland Security Council, and Giulio Terzi di Sant’Agata, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Italy. The Turkish Democracy Project is committed to encouraging Turkey to adopt more democratic policies and responding to the erosion of Turkey's democratic institutions, human rights protections, and economic well-being. The work of The Turkish Democracy Project focuses on encouraging Turkey to adopt more democratic policies. TDP focuses on human rights, foreign policy, financial corruption and extremism. The organization undertakes risk assessments in engaging with corrupt businesses in Turkey and disseminates regular and reliable information through articles, TV appearances, and news briefs. On June 23, 2021, TDP was targeted in a cyberattack. Calls for Action against the organization were posted on message boards by individuals aligned with the Grey Wolves, a far-right group associated with President Erdoğan. Following an outside investigation, TDP referred the case to the FBI and the US Attorney General, calling for a full investigation into the cyberattack. In addition to the attack, American and Turkish citizens associated with TDP were targeted with unlawful methods of intimidation through threatening communications online, including death threats. Following the cyberattacks and physical threats, TDP's Turkish board members resigned from their public roles with TDP. Certain sources, including state-owned Turkish media, have subsequently criticised TDP for not having any Turkish people publicly associated with the