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Martin
Espada
One
of the U.S.'s leading poets of Puerto Rican descent, Espada examines
the changes in American thought since the Sept. 11 attacks. (9/12/02)
Kavita
Ramdas
The
president and CEO of the San Francisco-based Global Fund for Women,
Kavita Ramdas reflects
on Sept. 11's international impact. (9/6/02)
Pete
Hamill
New
York journalist, writer and native Pete Hamill on how
his city has evolved since Sept. 11.
(9/5/02)
Bishop
William DeVeaux
Bishop
DeVeaux of the African Methodist Episcopal Church discusses the
roles of religion and fear in a post-Sept. 11 world. (9/4/02)
Richard
Brookhiser
Ray
Suarez talks
with historian Richard Brookhiser about how Sept. 11 changed Americans'
outlooks on our military, history and vulnerability. (9/3/02)
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