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9/11 And The Aftermath, We Were There
This work is a deeply personal narrative dedicated to Deputy Commissioner John Castellaneta, a key figure in the author Vinny Green’s life and an unsung hero of the 9/11 attacks.
Vinny recounts his experiences during the aftermath of the terror attack, focusing on the courage, leadership, and resilience of those who worked tirelessly to restore order and provide security in New York City.
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The book chronicles the events of 9/11 and delves into the moral and physical challenges faced by those involved in the rescue and recovery efforts, highlighting the long-term impacts on their lives.
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Vinny discusses the crimes of opportunity that arose in the chaos following the attacks, showcasing the ongoing battle against corruption and moral decay even in times of crisis.
Ultimately, the book serves as a tribute to the heroes of 9/11, a meditation on the lasting effects of that day, and a testament to the enduring spirit of those who stood against terror.
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Does Race Negate
In what way does race negate my place in life?
Is there a pecking order that suggests the race is determined by my linear place instead of a sphere with no beginning and end, screaming that you are no better than me?
All you need do is open your eyes to the truth.
In what way does race negate the beauty of my face?
The softness of my touch?
The sincerity of my heart?
Does the darkness of my skin reflect an evil within that in some way highlights this body as a unique bearer of sin?
In what way does race negate that I am a child of God, no matter who I fall to on bended knee?
In what way does race negate the beauty of my mind?
The goodness of my heart?
The tranquility of my soul?
Is it simply a hue that will determine the binding of me and you?