Remembering 9/11, 22 Years On
Ten stories on how September 11 impacted the world, from the occupation of Afghanistan to anti-Muslim and -Sikh hate crimes.
Twenty-two years may have passed since the 9/11 terror attacks on U.S. soil, but the legacy of military interventions, community surveillance programs, and violent hate crimes persists for countless South Asians.
Dive into stories ranging from the Afghani perspective on the U.S. intervention, to the enduring trauma of anti-Sikh and anti-Muslim violence, to how young South Asians are reclaiming the narrative around 9/11.
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