8.23.02 September 11 - Then and NOW More on This Story: Select One Civil Liberties After 9/11: Biographies Civil Liberties and War Timeline Civil Liberties on NOW For Educators Previous Page Many of the stories NOW has covered since January have dealt with the aftermath of September 11. Now we're presenting some updates on some of those stories — and we want to hear from you. "What happened on September 11th is not something that belongs to New York City or the company who owns and/or leases the land on which the attacks took place. What happened on September 11th was of such great magnitude within the experience of our country and the world." --a voice from the NOW message boards What's the state of freedom of speech on campus after 9/11? We update the story "Freedom to Teach" After Amber Amundson, widowed in the Pentagon blast on September 11, appeared on NOW she answered viewer letters. Read her responses. Concern aid worker Dominic MacSorley updates us on the situation in Afghan refugee camps. The lost loved ones in the Trade Center disaster — but they're undocumented workers. A "The Invisible Ones" update. Detainee Anser Mehmood has joined his family in Pakistan. Plus, a status update on other 9/11 detainees Related Stories: Select One Democracy ToolsSeptember 11 Then and NOW Resource Maps Action Ideas Previous Page
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