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Twenty-five years after 9/11, Richard Drew's photograph of a man falling from the World Trade Center remains a powerful yet controversial image representing the human cost of the attack. The photo, capturing an unidentified man during the chaos of the towers' collapse, has sparked debates about mortality, agency, and grief, with some viewing it as a symbol of dignity and others as taboo or voyeuristic. The identity of the falling man remains unknown, but the image continues to provoke reflection on the choices faced by victims during the tragedy.
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