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When She Had a Daughter, She Felt that Persian No Longer Came as Naturally.

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At Borealis, artist Jaleh Negari explores the relationship with Iran through music and patterns.
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When She Had a Daughter, She Felt that Persian No Longer Came as Naturally.

At Borealis, artist Jaleh Negari explores the relationship with Iran through music and patterns.

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bt.no broke the news in on Friday, March 13, 2026.
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