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.

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