Twenty-five years ago today… September 11th, 2001. It was a perfect, Tuesday morning… until it wasn’t. At 8:46 am, america and the world… changed. Four commercial passenger jets were highjacked by Al Qaeda terrorists. Two crashing into the World Trade Center towers in New York. One into The Pentagon in Washington, DC. And one into a lonely field in western Pennsylvania after heroic passengers overpowered the hijackers, and thwarted their evil plan. 2,977 people were killed on that day. That does not include the 19 terrorists. We take a look back. We will hear from survivors, people who lost loved ones and the journalists who covered the day.
Guests:
Retired Air Force Lt. Col. Frank Q. Williams.
Mamie Dorris, Former I-T Management Supervisor for The Dept. Of The Army.
DC Community Activist Gary Clark, Sr.
Howard University Journalism Professor Jennifer Thomas
Sonya Ross, Founding Editor, of Black Women Unmuted.
