Blogs Liberty and Power A 9/11 Tribute
Sep 7, 2004A 9/11 Tribute
Much has been said about the politics and history of the current state of the world. In my Brooklyn neighborhood, however, one maxim remains true:"Never Forget." Whatever one's opinions about the causes or the consequences of 9/11, this exercise in historical memory is a cathartic one for those of us who survived that tragic day and continue to bear witness.
As a follow-up to a growing memoir, which includes annual posts from 2001, 2002, and 2003, I offer this interview of"My Friend Ray," a"Not a Blog" exclusive.
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