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25 Years Since 9/11: AP Photographer Richard Drew on The Falling Man Photograph
24m
Richard Drew, an AP photographer for 56 years, joins Inside the ICE House 25 years after capturing The Falling Man, one of 9/11's most haunting images. He recounts abandoning a Fashion Week shoot to rush downtown, and how his camera's continuous shutter caught the now-iconic sequence without him realizing it in the moment. Drew reflects on surviving the towers' collapse and why he believes today's younger generations need to understand 9/11 as a defining turning point in American history. He also shares career highlights spanning Muhammad Ali, Willie Mays, and decades photographing the New York Stock Exchange.
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