Adeel Hassan

"We’ve had a natural experiment going in colleges, universities and high schools for some time (with coed bathrooms). After all these years, we haven’t seen any incidence of increased risks to personal security." –@ProfKFranke Read @adeelnyt's full piece: tinyurl.com/hassan-franke

Today @costsofwar published my paper on indirect deaths in the post-9/11 wars, which at least in the U.S. is a supremely underacknowledged issue. Bottom line: the post-9/11 wars continue to kill massively. [1/ watson.brown.edu/costsofwar/pap…

Aboard ‘the Beast’ on a Journey to America nytimes.com/2023/05/10/wor… Really incredible reporting from @Nataliekitro and visuals from Alejandro Cegarra

As Gaza Celebrates Eid, a Gift for Women — and a Duty for Men Palestinian Muslims give the eidiya — a gift of money — to female relatives and children on the Eid that marks the end of Ramadan. It is a revered tradition but one that can come with a price. nytimes.com/2023/04/21/wor…

Each year, thousands of families wonder about the fate of loved ones who disappeared en route to Europe. Few ever find out. In 2021, several African migrant boats emerged in the Caribbean. This is the story of one boat and the people who died aboard it. apne.ws/0FdFzN0

“For those of us who experienced the deluge, or who were connected to the terrified people below, that day is not something we have to force ourselves to remember,” writes @LorraineAli. “It’s a tragedy we can’t, and shouldn’t, ever forget.” ​​lat.ms/3LFbW8Q

A barbershop that doubled as a ‘therapy room.’ A 150-year-old church. Doner kebab shops. The Times flew a drone over a street in Antakya’s Old City to show what has been lost. With Anjali Singhvi, Yuliya Parshina-Kottas, @kkrebeccalai and Scott Reinhard lnkd.in/eQdFd3Ta

Though U.S. veterans prevailed recently in a long fight for government recognition of burn pit exposure, there has been no American effort to assess the local impact for the Iraqis Our latest with ⁦@leloveluck⁩ & ⁦@salwangeorges⁩ washingtonpost.com/world/2023/03/…

After writing about how the increase in anti-Asian attacks pushed me to come to terms with my Chinese name, readers overwhelmingly replied with how their names affected how they felt accepted too. Here are some of their stories. wapo.st/nameplease #nameplease

Gratified that the @latimes announced today it would drop use of "internment" to describe the mass incarceration of 120,000 people of Japanese descent during WWII. My story about my family's wartime experiences explains why this matters. bit.ly/3JHr0Ar @aaja @AAJAla

Thank you, @moises_saman "Most of the photographs that my colleagues and I took...captured the spectacle the American military must have imagined when it called the operation “Shock and Awe.” They did not show the families huddling in Baghdad that night." nytimes.com/2023/03/16/opi…

ICYMI: The Caddo Nation of Oklahoma is in a race against time to save what's left of their critically endangered language. @pabloaarauz bit.ly/3yF2omr

The last paragraph of this story is 🔥🔥: Wealthy Executives Make Millions Trading Competitors’ Stock With Remarkable Timing propublica.org/article/secret…

Weeks after a deadly migrant shipwreck in southern Italy, locals feel empathy and frustration. Here is what @giannicipriano saw in Cutro and Crotone: nytimes.com/2023/03/16/wor…

A multi-billion dollar oil exploration and pipeline project is displacing families across Uganda and Tanzania and ravaging pristine habitats. @ArletteBashizi and I traveled to document the project's impact on communities, wildlife and the environment. nytimes.com/2023/03/14/wor…

My essay for @ForeignAffairs on why we should prepare for a bird flu pandemic: not because a flu pandemic is going to happen (nobody knows!) but because we must be ready in case it does. foreignaffairs.com/united-states/…

Column: Kade West, a deaf and autistic basketball player, joyfully had his one shining moment with Cerritos College… Followed by a game forfeit, a suspension of his coach, and the temporary stripping of his uniform. latimes.com/sports/story/2…

NEW this morning: The Cayuga, a tiny and long-displaced tribal nation in Central NY, has been riven by a dispute over its leader, leading to bulldozings, disputed arrests, accusations of thievery and greed, and non-Native "mercenaries" on their land. nytimes.com/2023/03/13/nyr…

More than 4,000 Minnesotans with disabilities earn less than the minimum wage — often in mundane jobs with little hope for advancement. But a bill introduced this month would abolish those subminimum wages by 2025 and help many find better jobs. startribune.com/minnesota-disa…