● Free Premiere — September 11
A True Story, 25 Years Later

One Tuesday Morning
in September

A nine-year-old girl watched the towers fall from her Brooklyn classroom window. Twenty-five years later, in her own words, she tells you what she saw.

One Tuesday Morning in SeptemberPremieres free on Patreon · September 11
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The Story

Background

On September 11, 2001, Sojourner Hughes was nine years old, watching from her Brooklyn classroom window as the towers fell. Three years later, at her father's request, she sat down and wrote out everything she remembered. That account became a self-published, illustrated book — drawn by Sojourner and her father Floyd Hughes — completed over the years that followed.

Now, on the 25th anniversary of that day, their story has been adapted into an animated short film. Sojourner narrates it herself, in her own words, exactly as a nine-year-old girl once saw it.

Credits

One Tuesday Morning in September
Directed & Animated By

Tim Fielder

Produced By

DesignInHues.com, Dieselfunk Studios, UrbAlt Media, The Graphic History Company

Story & Art By

Sojourner Hughes & Floyd Hughes

Narration

Sojourner Hughes

Music

Boston Fielder

Story Copyright

© 2026 DesignInHues (DesignInHues.com)

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