Obama lauds 9/11 museum as healing beacon
President Obama praised the Sept. 11 museum at dedication, calling it a sacred place of healing and hope. He recalled heroism from victims’ relatives, survivors, rescuers, and first responders, honoring Welles Crowther "the man in the red bandanna" and others who risked their lives during the attacks.
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Obama attends dedication of National September 11 Memorial Museum
President Barack Obama pauses at the dedication ceremony for the National September 11 Memorial Museum in New York. He is joined by First Lady Michelle Obama, Bill and Hillary Clinton, and others as the museum opens to the public, honoring victims of the 2001 attacks and the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. Ling Young, a rescuer’s relative, and Alison Crowther speak about legacy and inspiration from acts of help on that day. Crowther’s mother notes the importance of memory guiding future kindness.
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