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The phrase "are we afraid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are questioning whether a group of people, including yourself, is experiencing fear or apprehension about something.
Example: "As we face this challenging situation, I can't help but wonder, are we afraid of what lies ahead?"
Alternatives: "Do we fear" or "Are we scared".
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What are we afraid of?
What is it are we afraid of?
Why are we afraid to say this?
So what are we afraid of?
Neither are we afraid to name and fight fascism.
Why are we afraid of, or indifferent to, the dark?
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Were we afraid?
Were we afraid of change in general?
Why are we so afraid of triumph?
But the point is, we are afraid.
We are not afraid; we are excited.
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