have a lot of different emotions right now. Anger, sadness, fear, and numbness are some of the reactions you might have. Don't be embarrassed or afraid to express how you feel. After seeing so much death and destruction, you may be worried about your safety and your family's safety. Television brings those images right into your home - and makes them seem very close even if you don't live near where it happened. As is human nature this feeling of being threatened makes many of us angry. . It is natural to be angry, be angry at terrorists, but don't blame innocent Americans. At the heart of the anger is a demand for justice, but justice can never be served by punishing the innocent because of their race or religion. When the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor in 1941, many Japanese-Americans suffered the brunt of prejudice. Fuad Sahouri, chairman of the Arab-American Business and Professional Association in Washington, said he hopes Arab-Americans will not suffer the same fate
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