Iran, Persian Identity, and the Cultural Narratives Shaping the West - Video

Today we meet Jasmine Soprano, an Iranian ex-Muslim who rediscovered her Persian heritage, examining identity, Iran’s political and cultural landscape, diaspora perspectives, and how media and ideology shape discussions about Iranian history and society.

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