Let the Healing Continue: World Trade Center, May 2002

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– May 11, 2002Posted in: My Point of View

While New York City is still on the mend from the horrific attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, poignant remnants throughout the city indicate that as it is important to heal the wounds, it is equally important to never forget. all photos by Yuan-Kwan Chan / Meniscus Magazine

Manhattan Chinatown, Mott St., May 11, 2002. (photo by Yuan-Kwan Chan / Meniscus Magazine)

Manhattan Chinatown, Mott St., May 11, 2002. (photo by Yuan-Kwan Chan / Meniscus Magazine)

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