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Today is part two of our conversation with Rasha Abdul-Hadi. If you haven't heard part one,

make sure to go back and listen to that first,

as today we'll be picking up right where we left off last week. You can find part one in the public

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description. With that, here's the rest of our conversation.

What I feel like Nuss points to in some ways is actually the power of storytelling.

I think a lot of people are searching for the question of like, what is it that perpetuates genocide, right?

Is it the money that flows through it?

Is it the intent? Is it the money that flows through it? Is it the intent?

Is it the repetition, right?

Is it the narrative?

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