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Why Americans get a sense of unity only when faced with tragedy?

Why Americans get a sense of unity only when faced with tragedy?
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Why Americans get a sense of unity only when faced with tragedy?

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Tragic events lead Americans to realize that we are all alike, and just trying to live our best life, and there’s often tragic events that stop that. Like in 9/11, everyone banded together once that happened.
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