After the bombings at the Boston Marathon final week,residents in the city have near together in a sign of resilience. On The Takeaway this week, we're talking about the importance of residents getting to know their neighbors, and especially during times of crisis or tragedy. For Hassan Malik,petite did he know that the Boston bombers lived just 200 yards from his domestic. Malik, a PhD candidate in international history at Harvard University, and never met either of the Tsarnaev brothers,but he walked by their house every day.
Malik recently wrote a piece for The Daily Beast recounting his experience in Boston during the bombing and the subsequent city-wide lockdown, and reflects on his own identity as a young man of Pakistani origin.
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