Remembering 9/11, Reckoning With What It Changed
Twenty-five years after the horrific attacks of September 11, 2001, the loss of nearly 3,000 lives remains a tragedy that must never be forgotten. But remembering 9/11 also means examining what it changed—and how its consequences shaped attitudes toward Islam and the lives of Muslim Americans in the years that followed. Drawing on public opinion data, studies, and stats, this piece looks at the lasting social and political consequences of that day.
