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Twenty-five years ago today, an ordinary September morning became a dividing line in American life. We remember the nearly 3,000 people killed, the families whose futures changed forever, and the first responders who ran toward danger. We also remember those who have spent the years since living with the physical and emotional consequences.
For many, September 11 is a memory as vivid as yesterday. For a generation born afterward, it is history. Our responsibility is to carry its human meaning forward: the empty chairs, the final phone calls, the extraordinary courage of ordinary people.
That responsibility extends beyond remembrance. It means caring for survivors and responders, rejecting the prejudice that made innocent neighbors targets, and protecting the freedoms fear can tempt us to surrender.
We cannot undo that morning. We can choose how we honor those we lost—with compassion, service, and a country where we look after one another long after the flags return to full staff.
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