Saturday will be the third anniversary of the 9/11 attack on the WTC. How
will we remember this event, what have we learned, how are we still suffering (both Americans and the rest of the world), how has our world changed, ... any other reflections. I found this a good place to start thinking about the third anniversary of 9/11:
9/11 and Its Aftermath: Links and In Memoriam: 9/11 and Its Aftermath (courtesy of Mary Howard, Jerry Krase, Timothy Shortell, and Chris Toulouse of Brooklyn College)
9/11 Visual Remembrances: University of Iowa's Communication Resources
NOW with Bill Moyers is hosting a series of reports on the conclusions of the 9/11 commission Moyers, who is generally considered to be a mainstream humanist, has been issuing some damning critiques of Post 9/11 American politics.
Moyers, Bill. “Asleep at the Wheel.” NOW with Bill Moyers (September 10, 2004: reposted at Alternet)
---. “Moyers on America: A Journalist and His Times.” BookTV (July 18, 2004)
---. “Outsourcing and Patriotism.” Alternet (August 21, 2004)
Conversations with History has a special collection of video interviews concerning foreign policy in the post 9/11 era and here are more video interviews for the University of California--Berkeley course Issues in Foreign Policy after 9/11
Washington Post report 3 Years Later, Deliverance Elusive
Pentagon Survivors and Rescuers Endure Daily Reminders of Trauma
Tom Paine collected their favorite essays about the issues surrounding 9/11 and its aftermath
I would appreciate any other links to useful sites that seek to make meaning out the events of 9/11 and Its Aftermath--if you post them in the comments I'll put them in this page with full credit.
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