25 Years Later, Mitch Albom Reflects on What 9/11 Changed—and What It Didn't
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On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Mitch Albom writes for a younger generation about how the attacks reshaped America—from a sudden loss of innocence and a surge of national unity to the long shadow of security, surveillance, and ongoing conflicts—urging readers to remember, learn, and teach future generations about how the world changed and what must be carried forward.
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