Twenty years ago today, I was at St. Leo’s Church in Corona serving as a poll worker during the primary elections when I learned that the first plane hit.
The confusion & panicked that ensued will forever be indelibly seared in my memory.
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The confusion & panicked that ensued will forever be indelibly seared in my memory.
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My partner worked in the area at the time and many of my NYU students were in dorms nearby.
Today continues to be a stain on our history. My heart goes out to the families of loved ones lost and for the continued fight for justice for the first responders.
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Today continues to be a stain on our history. My heart goes out to the families of loved ones lost and for the continued fight for justice for the first responders.
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I also continue the fight for immigrant justice and against Islamophobia as our Muslim, Arab & South Asian communities were vilified and scapegoated.
Let us never forget. Let us continue the struggle for equity, justice and liberation. #Sept11
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Let us never forget. Let us continue the struggle for equity, justice and liberation. #Sept11
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📸: I personally took this photo in September 9, 2001, two days before these icons were eliminated from the NYC skyline.
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