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25 years after 9/11: Professor explains how time shapes our memories of the day

25 years after 9/11: Professor explains how time shapes our memories of the day
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TAMPA, Fla. —

  • September 11, 2001, is the day our nation changed.
  • It has been 25 years since thousands of innocent people lost their lives in terror attacks that spanned several states
  • Tampa Bay 28 anchor Paul LaGrone spoke with Boise State University Politics professor Sam Martin who wrote an article called “What We Forget When We Remember 9/11.”
  • Martin and LaGrone discussed how time changes our memories of what happened that day 25 years ago.

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Saudi flight from Tampa, secret FBI probe reveal possible Saudi support network for 9/11 hijackers

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