Bette Midler sings in tribute to those lost in 9/11
My fellow LGBTQ blogger, Joe Jervis, shares his personal account of what it was like to be in New York City on that day. Well worth the reading – here. And from the Twitterverse today – two statesmen who reflected on how the world saw today, and one who made it about himself.
As a nation, we must never forget those we lost on 9/11 and the incredible bravery of our first responders. Though the wounds of that day will never fully heal, the spirit of Americans recovered as it always does — unbowed by the efforts of those who strike against it. pic.twitter.com/Ogn7Sbvq1Q
— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) September 11, 2020
Each 9/11, we remember the unbreakable spirit of the American people. We remember the brave first responders and the Americans who lost their lives during those horrific attacks. Even during our darkest moments, we came together to show that hope and love trump fear and division. pic.twitter.com/OuCDKzxIHq
— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) September 11, 2020
Today we remember the lives we lost on 9/11. Even the smallest act of service is a way to honor them. And just like Jay Winuk, we can honor their memories through service. https://t.co/BdKDozK5t0 https://t.co/Jc4vg4Dqoh
— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) September 11, 2020
One of the best ways to honor those we lost 19 years ago is by fighting for those who survived.
It’s outrageous that first and second responders are still fighting for the health care they deserve. — Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) September 11, 2020
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