Unfortunately, this is not a well-remembered day, only 100 years ago.
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A hundred years ago today a race riot spurred on by politicians and the media (including the Atlanta Journal-Constitution newspaper) began in Atlanta and claimed many innocent lives.
Salaam: And thank you. I will remember 9/11 for others reasons now also. May Allah bless all who love and struggle for truth and peace.
Ya Haqq!