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Are you still waving your American flag?
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In last night's address, President Bush looked back at the past two months
and said, "What the terrorists never expected was that America would
emerge stronger, with a renewed spirit of pride and patriotism."
In the days following the Sept. 11th attack, signs of patriotism were
everywhere. But now, tattered American flags formerly tied to car antennae
lie in the street and Lee Greenwood is nowhere to be heard. Was our outburst
of patriotism genuine? And is being patriotic necessarily a good thing?
Guest:
Carolyn Marvin, Professor of Communication at the University
of Pennsylvania and author of ``Blood Sacrifice and the Nation."
Plus, The New York Times' Michael Gordon on reports that the Northern
Alliance has taken Mazar-e-Sharif.
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