9/11

9/11

Sometimes it takes the simple, kind words of a Somali woman to remind us of all to be treasured during these times.

An art exhibition meters terror and co-opts colors with Swami Vivekananda's 1893 speech in Chicago.

A powerful essay reminding Americans to respect Islam, and not just rejoice in Bin Laden's death — and to use this time as a moment of opportunity to reexamine our motives and ideas in war and peacekeeping.

An entrancing (and somewhat eerie) opening to a magical commission for Trinity Wall Street's youth choir by Robert Moran.

Sheryl Oring Collective MemoryEvery day is the anniversary of something. The date on the calendar ripples with other dates, other stories.

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