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Twenty-five years after the September 11, 2001 attacks, their legacy remains vast both in the United States and globally. They led to profound changes in security and military policies, as well as social repercussions and targeted discrimination against Muslims. The attacks resulted in long-lasting wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, expanded the powers of security agencies, and fueled increasing Islamophobia and negative portrayals of Islam in the media, despite the rising participation of Muslims in American public and political life. The effects of the attacks are still felt today, as debates continue over balancing counterterrorism efforts with protecting civil liberties. Questions about the outcomes and the shifts that have occurred since then remain ongoing.
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