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Teen Ink Magazine, September 2002 : Opinion Articles

America for Sale September11 was a tragedy that will go down in history as the worst attack everto occur on American soil. About 3,000 people died that day, but thepeople of the United States have risen to the occasion and shown a senseof patriotism I never thought possible. Continue...	Freedom vs. Security Thebuildings crumbled, and thousands died. Our nation saw the epitome ofevil on September 11, 2001, and following the atrocious acts, entered anew era - one in which it is absolutely necessary to modify the way welive our daily lives. Continue...
Have We Forgotten? I walked out of my school on that beautiful Tuesday during gym class,seeking refuge from the day's events. I had spent countless hours onthat field for football, cross country and baseball, but this timesomething stopped me in my tracks. Silence. Continue...	Kashmir Kashmir,a small piece of land between India and Pakistan. Haveyou ever heard about it? One million men, brotherpeople staring at each other from fortified bunkers, ready to unleashhell. They call it a holy war. Continue...
The History Behind the Hate Followingthe September 11th attacks, some Pakistanis waved signs reading:"Americans, think! Why does the whole world hate you?"Americans, however, did not need that urging, as they had been forced towonder as they struggled to understand what could ... Continue...

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