The transcript narrates the story of Raisuddin Bhuiyan, a Bangladeshi immigrant who was shot in a Dallas mini-mart in the aftermath of 9/11. Despite severe injuries and hardships, Raisuddin rebuilt his life and forgave his attacker, Mark Stroman, who was on death row. The narrative explores the duality of the American Dream, highlighting the contrasting realities of opportunity and despair. It calls for a collective effort to bridge these divides and create a more inclusive and merciful society.

What was Raisuddin Bhuiyan's occupation before he was shot?

• Air Force officer

• Mini-mart cashier

• IT professional

• Telemarketer

What did the narrator realize about the American Dream upon returning to America?

• It was not thriving anywhere

• It was thriving in America

• It was thriving in India

• It was thriving in both America and India

What significant action did Raisuddin take in response to Mark Stroman's death sentence?

• He testified against Stroman

• He ignored the situation

• He moved back to Bangladesh

• He forgave Stroman and fought to save his life

What does the story of Raisuddin and Stroman illustrate about America?

• The success of the American Dream

• The decline of American values

• The divide between two Americas

• The unity of American society

What is the narrator's call to action in the final section?

• To ignore the less fortunate

• To move to another country

• To engage with and support the less fortunate parts of America

• To focus on personal success