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Kumail Nanjiani on Being a Muslim Comedian After 9/11 | The New Yorker Festival

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Actor Kumail Nanjiani talks with Emma Allen about moving from Pakistan to Iowa at eighteen, “Silicon Valley,” and how he deals with racist hecklers.

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