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31:40Now PlayingTwo years ago, the nation and the world were electrified by the college encampments which arose to protest the genocide in Gaza. I spoke with law professor and activist Nadia Ahmad about what those protests changed—and what they revealed. This movement of conscience exposed a deep fracture within the Democratic Party, where grassroots activists and voters have moved sharply in one direction while party leadership remains entrenched in another.
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