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Jiang compares Persian exiles in Los Angeles to anti-Castro Cubans in Florida, arguing that diaspora communities often celebrate pressure on the homeland because they imagine returning to rule it again.
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Exile Politics
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"well I mean like they are just a diaspora right so so they're similar to the Cubans in Florida um you know if you..."
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"very angry and they grew up with these stories of how glorious uh Persia was under their reign and their and they are intent..."
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