The Echoes of Trauma: Assessing America's Enduring Wounds The quarter century mark has been reached, but for many in the United States, September 11 remains a raw wound.
The attacks that shook the world on a fateful day in 2001 continue to have far reaching implications for American society and individual lives. Fear and Paranoia A decade after the attacks, the U. S.
government unveiled its National Strategy for Combating Terrorism, which enshrined the notion of an existential threat from radical Islamism.