College Bans 9/11 Memorial To Not Hurt Muslims’ Feelings
Channel: Headline News 24/7
Date: 31/08/2018

Over the last few years, I have watched a disheartening trend across America. One where colleges actually prohibit the observance of the 9/11 terrorist attacks that took place in 2001 where we lost almost 3,000 American lives. It’s not politically correct on many of these campuses anymore to show reverence for those that perished that fateful sunny day in New York and in other places. I still remember the shock, anger, and sadness I felt. To this day I still grieve for those who died in a senseless act of violence and hatred.


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