An organizer at Beyond the Bomb’s University of Washington chapter testified during Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility and the Washington Against Nuclear Weapons Coalition’s People’s Town Hall on Nuclear Weapons.
The myth of the need for nuclear war against Japan is ingrained in American culture.
The consequences of a nuclear blast lingers forever. Take, for example, the Marshall Islands, home to nuclear waste leftover from US nuclear weapons testing.
Thoughts from the field: No First Use is not only the most attainable policy on the table, it is well positioned to move through the US Congress.
Alexander Tufel, a member of Beyond the Bomb at University of Washington, reflects on becoming involved in anti-nukes activism.
We must clear the way for professional diplomats to do their jobs.