As the 25th Anniversary Nears, America’s Fading Memory of 9/11 Raises Civic and Security Concerns
9/11’s synchronized strikes on New York, the Pentagon, and a Pennsylvania field killed almost 3,000. Families, first responders, and communities mourn. Many Americans were born after 2001 or too young to remember it, widening the cultural memory gap. Over 100 million Americans in that generation are targeted by 9/11 awareness groups. National danger, civic duty,…

