25 Years After 9/11, Muslims Are Still Politicians’ Favorite Scapegoat

Twenty-five years after 9/11, diverse perspectives emerge regarding its lasting impact. Rozina Ali discusses how Muslims remain political scapegoats in America, noting that vague terrorism laws are currently used against dissidents such as Prairieland protesters. Meanwhile, in St. Louis, the emotional resonance of a poem written by iconic Cardinals broadcaster Jack Buck six days after the attacks continues to touch sports fans, highlighting a different facet of the event's enduring legacy in the United States.