Protests in Iran have been growing for four weeks. The movement has attracted widespread support.

Protests against Iran's supreme leader were prompted by the death of a young Kurdish woman while in police custody.

Over the past dozen or so years, Iranians have pushed back against their government, only for demonstrations to fizzle out, suppressed by a well-practiced system.

We discuss the situation in Iran, get a look at life inside the country, and talk about how this uprising is different from previous ones.

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