Text by K. Cecchini Eight years before 9/11, a 1,200 pound bomb exploded in the World Trade Center’s parking garage; it killed 6 people and injured over a thousand people. El-Sayyid Nosair was one of the attack’s architects. But this article is not about the terrorist. It is about a very different man – his son. WorldsContinue reading “The Terrorist’s Son”
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Is my black preschooler just another statistic?
Article reposted from Omaha.com with permission from mother and author, Tunette Powell. Introduction by K. Cecchini. I heard Tunette Powells’ story in This American Life a couple of weeks ago in an episode on school discipline entitled, “Is This Working?” and I was disturbed – but not shocked. I knew that her story of herContinue reading “Is my black preschooler just another statistic?”
Sex & Traffic
Text by K. Cecchini @tonightatdawn Tricked. The sex industry is complicated but it can often be looked at through this one word. It’s also an apropos title for the 3generations documentary on sex trafficking. I was fortunate to meet Jane Wells, producer and co-director of Tricked, at the Montclair Film Festival screening this past April andContinue reading “Sex & Traffic”
New Posts are Brewing
Text & Photo by Kimberly Cecchini It may seem as though Tonight at Dawn is on a bit of a hiatus, but I am feverishly working on new posts. This weekend, in addition to covering the festival for Millennium Magazine, I am also a proud member of the Montclair Film Festival photo and blog teamsContinue reading “New Posts are Brewing”
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