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'Clashing narratives': How are young Americans today taught about 9/11?

An estimated 100 million Americans, almost a third of the population, were either not yet born or were too young to remember the September 11 attacks. Now, as the US marks.

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Issued on: 11/09/2026 - 11:24

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