In the aftermath of the catastrophic events of September 11, 2001, a generation of children was born and raised under the omnipresent shadow of terror. Known as the Children of 9/11, these individuals grew up in a world irrevocably altered by the attacks, their lives shaped by heightened security measures, global conflicts, and the ever-present fear of future acts of violence. While they never experienced the horrors of that fateful day firsthand, its repercussions deeply impacted their upbringing, leaving an indelible mark on their perspectives, values, and sense of national identity.
