Falling (Mad) Man—Fashioned from Richard Drew's photo (see Tom Junot, Esquire Magazine)
The Falling Man | Esquire | SEPTEMBER 2003
The Falling Man
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290K views · 8.1K reactions | To commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Tom Junod and Richard Drew revisit the origins of the 2003 Esquire story “The Falling Man.”
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an advertisement for the movie spider - man is shown in front of a tall buildingThe Falling Man | Esquire | SEPTEMBER 2003
Who Was The Falling Man
The Falling Man, 10 Years Later - Surviving the Fall by Tom Junod - Esquire Gwendolyn Briley Strand works in Washington, D.C. — what she calls "the epicenter of memorials" — and knows what cold comfort memorials bring. "They're never the way that the families, the grieving people, deal with their loss," she says. "They're the way the world deals with its loss. They're not for us. They're for the rest of the country, and they're for history."
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Who Was The Falling Man
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