9/11 Memorial Narrative
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Assumptions
An initial assumption that I made prior to arriving at the site was that the only participants in this fieldwork were other visitors at the memorial. After getting out of the uber and taking steps backward to take a picture of the new World Trade Center tower, I humbly recognized the real participants at this site were the victims who lost their lives due to the tragic events of 9/11.
Values, beliefs, life story, social/economic status
Serving our country has been an integral part of my life story and influenced my selection of and interactions at the 9/11 memorial. I approached the New York City 9/11 memorial and associated
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