Melissa Joan Hart Is Not Happy With The Media’s 9/11 Anniversary Coverage

On Friday, Melissa Joan Hart went on social media on the 14th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks to criticize the media for not covering the day enough.

In her first tweet, Hart called out Fox News and CNN specifically.

Extremely disappointed in @foxnews and @CNN for not having continual coverage of Sept11 memorial &names listed on the banner!!#neverforget

— Melissa Joan Hart (@MelissaJoanHart) September 11, 2015

“My children need to know that this day changed our lives in the U.S. and the world and without solid news coverage, I’m discouraged. #neverforget,” she wrote in a follow-up tweet. “If kardashians can be covered 24/7 why can’t we have one day dedicated to a moment in history that changed our path? I don’t need to see tragedy, I need to see stories of healing &memory! #neverforget.” (sic)

The 39-year-old actress, who is a Long Island native, also posted about her dismay on Instagram, sharing a photo of the rainbow that appeared over the World Trade Center on Thursday ahead of the anniversary, tagging NBC News.

This lightens my heart as I wake up today and am discouraged by the lack of footage around the memory of those lost. Have we so quickly forgotten about the victims, the survivors, the families left behind and the first responders who so heroically ran into the buildings while everyone else ran out?! At least this photo reminds us that there is a hope for peace and love in the world and a promise for a better place in eternal peace. #neverforget #Repost @nbcnightlynews ・・・ On the eve of the 14th anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks, a rainbow appears to emerge from One World Trade Center in downtown #Manhattan. #NYC #WTC #091101 #911Memorial #September11

A photo posted by Melissa Joan Hart (@melissajoanhart) on Sep 11, 2015 at 4:41am PDT

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