A journalist's journey across America in the days following 9/11 has been documented in a book. The journalist was stranded in New York City after flights were grounded and decided to drive cross-country. He documented a deeply shaken America during this drive.
The same road trip was repeated 10 and 20 years later, providing a unique perspective on the country's healing process.
The book, 'We Are All Americans', chronicles the journalist's experiences and observations over the 25 years since his original journey, offering insight into the changing American landscape.
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