案例简介：照片由 @ lucasfogliaphoto/“我不记得9/11了。我只记得几年后，当我五六岁的时候，我们和我的姑姑在纪念馆。她的男朋友肖恩·汉利 (Sean Hanley) 在其中一座塔楼被杀。每次我回到纪念馆，我都会寻找他的名字。我总是觉得离受害者更近，但我和肇事者在一起。尽管有偏见，我父亲和我仍然非常爱国。现在，我不爱美国的每一个地方。我不喜欢这里人们所想的一切。但是我确实喜欢您能够思考自己想要的东西。接受教育，与我想要的人结婚的自由，言论自由，在这里我要感谢的事情太多了，”Abu Huraira说。Abu Huraira与他的父亲Afzal Huraira 2002年合影。我开始拍摄那个夏天，因为我想展示这座城市的康复，庆祝和团结，并留下一些伤痕。这张照片是我的《夏日过后》一书的一部分，由斯坦利/巴克为袭击事件20周年出版。有关更多信息，请访问 @ lucasfogliaphoto。

案例简介：Photo by @lucasfogliaphoto / “I don’t remember 9/11. I only remember a few years later, when I was five or six, we were at the memorial with my aunt. Her boyfriend, Sean Hanley, had been killed in one of the towers. Every time I've gone back to the memorial, I look for his name. I always felt closer to the victims, yet I was grouped in with the perpetrators.Despite the prejudice, my father and I are still hugely patriotic. Now, I don’t love every part of America. I don’t love everything that people think here. But I do love that you’re able to think what you want. Getting an education, the freedom to marry who I want, the freedom of speech, there are just so many things that I'm thankful for, being here,” says Abu Huraira.Abu Huraira is pictured with his father, Afzal Huraira, in 2002. I started photographing that summer because I wanted to show the city healing, in celebration and unity, and with some scars. This photograph is part of my book Summer After, published by Stanley/Barker for the 20th anniversary of the attacks. For more, visit @lucasfogliaphoto.

国家地理 - Photo by @lucasfogliaphoto / “I don’t remember 9/11. I only remember a few years later, when I was five or six, we were a

案例简介：照片由 @ lucasfogliaphoto/“我不记得9/11了。我只记得几年后，当我五六岁的时候，我们和我的姑姑在纪念馆。她的男朋友肖恩·汉利 (Sean Hanley) 在其中一座塔楼被杀。每次我回到纪念馆，我都会寻找他的名字。我总是觉得离受害者更近，但我和肇事者在一起。尽管有偏见，我父亲和我仍然非常爱国。现在，我不爱美国的每一个地方。我不喜欢这里人们所想的一切。但是我确实喜欢您能够思考自己想要的东西。接受教育，与我想要的人结婚的自由，言论自由，在这里我要感谢的事情太多了，”Abu Huraira说。Abu Huraira与他的父亲Afzal Huraira 2002年合影。我开始拍摄那个夏天，因为我想展示这座城市的康复，庆祝和团结，并留下一些伤痕。这张照片是我的《夏日过后》一书的一部分，由斯坦利/巴克为袭击事件20周年出版。有关更多信息，请访问 @ lucasfogliaphoto。

国家地理 - Photo by @lucasfogliaphoto / “I don’t remember 9/11. I only remember a few years later, when I was five or six, we were a

案例简介：Photo by @lucasfogliaphoto / “I don’t remember 9/11. I only remember a few years later, when I was five or six, we were at the memorial with my aunt. Her boyfriend, Sean Hanley, had been killed in one of the towers. Every time I've gone back to the memorial, I look for his name. I always felt closer to the victims, yet I was grouped in with the perpetrators.Despite the prejudice, my father and I are still hugely patriotic. Now, I don’t love every part of America. I don’t love everything that people think here. But I do love that you’re able to think what you want. Getting an education, the freedom to marry who I want, the freedom of speech, there are just so many things that I'm thankful for, being here,” says Abu Huraira.Abu Huraira is pictured with his father, Afzal Huraira, in 2002. I started photographing that summer because I wanted to show the city healing, in celebration and unity, and with some scars. This photograph is part of my book Summer After, published by Stanley/Barker for the 20th anniversary of the attacks. For more, visit @lucasfogliaphoto.

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国家地理 - Photo by @lucasfogliaphoto / “I don’t remember 9/11. I only remember a few years later, when I was five or six, we were a

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