BONUS Episode 4: 25 Years Later, What We Remember, What We Refuse to Forget (SOLO)

Twenty-five years after 9/11, what do we remember—and what have we been taught to forget?We remember the lives lost on September 11. But we also have to remember what followed: wars, surveillance, detention, displacement, Islamophobia, anti-Arab racism, and the devastating human cost of the War of Terror.For many Arabs and Muslims, 9/11 was not simply a moment in history. It changed how we were seen, how we were treated, and how we learned to move through the world.Twenty-five years later, remembering means holding more than one truth at a time. It means honoring the lives lost while also reckoning with the lives lost afterward.This episode asks us to look back honestly—not to reopen wounds, but to understand how we got here.Listen to “25 Years Later: What We Remember, What We Refuse to Forget” on Tell Me More with Jehan.If you’re ready to sit with the uncomfortable parts of our history, listen—and tell me more.