In case you forgot to read these yesterday.

Yesterday we joined our country to remember the events of September 11, 2001. Bwog was impressed, inspired, and engaged by media coverage of the 10-year anniversary. If you missed yesterday’s headlines, here are a few pieces worth reading.

• New Yorkers visited a Bryant Park memorial featuring 2,573 vacant folding chairs—one for each life lost at the World Trade Center. [NYDN]
• A photo series depicting events of the decade following 9/11, both internationally and right here in New York City. [Atlantic]
• Columbia Professor Mark Lilla on what it means to “never forget.” [NYMag]
• The American Jewish response to the September 11 attacks, and how some parts still linger. [Tablet]
• How the anniversary was commemorated in different ways around the globe, from Germany to London to Russia. [NYT]
• A Barnard student takes a behind-the-scenes tour of the new Ground Zero memorial. [Spectator]
• After passengers refused to emerge from the bathroom, an American Airlines flight was escorted by fighter jets to land at JFK. [NBCNY]
• The events of September 11 affected every aspect of Americans’ lives, including our vocabularies. This encyclopedia addresses words and terms that have since adopted new meaning. [NYMag]

Stack of print journalism via Wikimedia Commons.