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... Three thousand miles from Ground Zero, every single person I met was in shock. ...
And not one person I have spoken to since remains untouched by these events. ... Everyone I know seems to have lost someone, known someone who did, or talked to someone who knew someone.
I wish it hadnt required tragedy to unite us this way. ...
Every time I am saddened by what humanity can do to itself, the thought of those men and women -- and how much their reaction seems a microcosm of Americas -- is uplifting.
When I was a boy in the late 60s, I vividly remember a far-off hope that someday there might be an America where race, gender, etc. ...
That wouldnt have happened when I was a kid.
Approximate Word count = 612 Approximate Pages = 2.4 (250 words per page double spaced)
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