Razib Khan
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Razib Khan is a Bangladeshi-American writer and blogger whose work focuses on population genetics and consumer genomics. A self-described conservative and atheist, Khan has contributed to a variety of mainstream, conservative, and alt-right publications.
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Razib Khan is a Bangladeshi-American writer and blogger whose work focuses on population genetics and consumer genomics. A self-described conservative and atheist, Khan has contributed to a variety of mainstream, conservative, and alt-right publications. In 2015, he was briefly hired as a science columnist for The New York Times, but his contract was subsequently canceled after his past writings on race and intelligence drew public scrutiny. Khan also garnered media attention in 2014 when he became one of the first people to sequence a child's genome in utero.
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