New York's Haitian community marked the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks by remembering the Haitian Americans among the lives lost in 2001.
Volunteer and service events were held across the city as part of the commemoration.
U.S.Remembrance
Remembering 9/11: the lives and losses that touched the Haitian community
Twenty-five years later, Haitian New Yorkers honor neighbors, first responders and workers lost.
By Le Soulouquois NewsroomPublished
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