Al Qaeda Kids -- From Ripples Of September 11, A Special Collection

How does September 11, 2001, look now to someone who lives in the northern part of the United States? In this moving essay, Michael Finley says that we might evolve into a more peaceful planet if we invited children who grow up in parts of the world where there is only hate and show them the positive sides of America -- not just our huge selection of prepackaged goods, but the heart and spirit that resides in America's homes. Finley researches and writes about a host of topics relating to culture and change. This is one essay from a special collection of five essays looking at September 11 via five different authors in different areas of the United States. Part of the proceeds from this collection of essays will be donated to a September 11 charity. This e-Doc is published by BrownHerron Publishing, with permission. BH SmartDocs offer global immediacy, delivering new ideas about managing and leading faster and more economically than any other form of publishing; they are sold exclusively by Amazon.com.