Images of the 9/11 attacks continue to reach new audiences, fueling old conspiracy theories. People who are old enough to remember the 2001 attacks are rewatching them and reading about their consequences on various devices and platforms. However, it's not just them, as some young people are seeing these images for the first time.
More than 100 million Americans are too young to recall that day, and they are discovering the horrors of 9/11 through video platforms like YouTube and TikTok. This experience can transport viewers to a different era.
Further details about the impact of 9/11 images on new audiences are available from the source, including analysis by Brian Stelter, CNN.
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