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Day 1 — September 11

9/11 — The Silence About 9/11's Victims

The world watched people die live on TV, then the images vanished almost immediately — because showing victims risked “offending” the attackers' religion.

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Today’s feature

Featured Video

Twenty-five years on, the story of 9/11 is being retold with the ideology of the attackers edited out — and the victims edited out with it.

Selected day

Introductory essay

“One Man’s Terrorist . . .” by Richard Landes

How refusing to say “terrorist” went from an editorial scruple to an industry rule — and why fear, not principle, drove it.

Introductory essay

The Western News Media and Cultural CIPA by Richard Landes

An excerpt from Can “The Whole World” Be Wrong? on how years of unreported aggression left the West unable to feel its own injuries.

Research report

Bias in the Teaching Beyond 9/11 Curriculum

How 9/11 is taught in American classrooms, and the narrative students are given about the attack and its aftermath.

VIDEO ANALYSIS

Clash of Civilizations with Bill Maher

Article

Op-Eds Political Islam’s real victory of 9/11 ny Richard Landes

READ
9/11 Did Not Doom the American Empire by Niall Ferguson

Article

9/11 Did Not Doom the American Empire by Niall Ferguson

I predicted its decline 25 years ago. Today, the U.S. has serious problems, but our rivals have even bigger ones

READ

Article

Muslim, Arab-American Groups Call on 9/11 Museum to Edit ‘Insufficiently Vetted’ Film by CAIR

READ

Lesson Plan

Muslims in America after 9/11, Part I

READ

Scholars Letter

Scholars Letter -- The Rise of al-Qaeda Film

Scholars protect Islam from its Doctrines

Article

From 9/11 to Oct. 7: The West still refuses to understand by Fiamma Nirenstein

Twenty-five years after the deadliest terror attack in American history, the ideology that drives Islamist terrorism remains dangerously.

READ

Further Reading

American Islam & 911 by Iqbal Akhtar

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Remember + Honor + Stand Together

Day 1 — September 11

9/11 — The Silence About 9/11's Victims

The world watched people die live on TV, then the images vanished almost immediately — because showing victims risked “offending” the attackers' religion.

By Richard Landes It's a strange, rarely-discussed fact that the West doesn't pay much attention to the actual victims of jihadist violence.

Read the day

Featured Video

Twenty-five years on, the story of 9/11 is being retold with the ideology of the attackers edited out — and the victims edited out with it.

Introductory essay

“One Man’s Terrorist . . .” by Richard Landes

How refusing to say “terrorist” went from an editorial scruple to an industry rule — and why fear, not principle, drove it.

Introductory essay

The Western News Media and Cultural CIPA by Richard Landes

An excerpt from Can “The Whole World” Be Wrong? on how years of unreported aggression left the West unable to feel its own injuries.

9/11 Did Not Doom the American Empire by Niall Ferguson

Article

9/11 Did Not Doom the American Empire by Niall Ferguson

I predicted its decline 25 years ago. Today, the U.S. has serious problems, but our rivals have even bigger ones

READ

Research report

Bias in the Teaching Beyond 9/11 Curriculum

How 9/11 is taught in American classrooms, and the narrative students are given about the attack and its aftermath.

VIDEO ANALYSIS

Clash of Civilizations with Bill Maher

Article

Op-Eds Political Islam’s real victory of 9/11 ny Richard Landes

READ

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