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Alexander Riley is a professor of sociology at Bucknell University in Pennsylvania.
We need to remember 9/11. Our forgetting is being accelerated by progressive politicians and academics, who seek to misremember and to distort our view of the attacks.
My relationship with Mike Adams started as a contentious exchange and became a life-changing correspondence. He encouraged me to return to Christ even as he faced persecution for his beliefs, and though we never met I consider him a great friend.
Radically recasting America’s formative years would be damaging enough, but The New York Times’ “1619 Project” is applying that same radical intellectual perspective on American history to contemporary social issues and problems.
How much do you remember about the 9/11 attacks? You almost certainly remember the basics, but do you remember how many Americans and their stories were killed that day?
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