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Twenty-five years after 9/11, America still grapples with the echoes of that day—when four hijacked planes shattered the nation’s sense of safety, sparking wars, new agencies, and a culture of vigilance. Families mourn, communities gather, and patriotism rises, yet so too does prejudice, as seen in the scrutiny faced by New York’s first Muslim mayor. From light beams to stair climbs, remembrance takes many forms, while even Times Square paused its ads to honor the fallen. It’s a day of service, reflection, and enduring grief—a reminder that while the world changed forever, the human spirit persists.

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