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Remembering Sept. 11 in Sunday’s ePaper edition

Sept. 12, 2001: The Statue of Liberty weeps.

Credit: Mike Luckovich

Credit: Mike Luckovich

Sept. 12, 2001: The Statue of Liberty weeps.
By AJC Staff
Sept 12, 2021

Remembrance. Reflection.

America stopped Saturday to remember the bravery, shock and the lives lost that terrible day 20 years ago. We will never forget.

The Sunday ePaper edition of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution includes a special front page marking the various observances of the September 11th anniversary on Saturday.

You can also find more coverage Remembering 9/11 in Nation & World section on AJC.com and in print and ePaper editions on Monday.

For subscribers: In your Sunday ePaper: You’ll find special coverage of the September 11 anniversary in the A section, plus a bonus section of photos and coverage of 9/11 observances at major sports events on Saturday. The coverage also includes a reprint of the weeping Liberty statue cartoon by editorial cartoonist Mike Luckovich.

AJC coverage of Sept. 11, 2021. (AJC ePaper)

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