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That’s why I’m asking you to join us in calling for a safer world without nuclear weapons. #CultureAgainstNukes

Take a stand today for #CultureAgainstNukes

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80 years ago, a US atomic bomb devastated Nagasaki. Survivors continue to carry the unbearable pain and tell their stories. Their courage helps the world remember. We honor them by making sure a nuclear weapon is never used again. nti.org/no-more-hiroshimas #CultureAgainstNukes

80 years since the U.S. atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, 60+ cultural leaders are using their voices and their craft to expose the true risks of nuclear weapons and help audiences imagine a world without them. nti.org/no-more-hiroshimas #CultureAgainstNukes

Neither one of those bombs needed to be dropped. The scientists on the project begged the administration to not use them but the Truman administration wanted to send a message to the world; the USA not only has nuclear weapons of mass destruction but will use them, bow down.

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Nuclear disarmament is extremely important. We don't need nukes. No one does. And a new nuclear arms race is like two people in a house made of dry twigs soaked in gasoline arguing over who has more matches. ONE IS TOO MANY!!
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Today, NTI released a statement signed by 60+ cultural leaders who pledged to use their platforms, leadership, and craft to call attention to nuclear dangers and help audiences imagine a safer future without nuclear weapons. nti.org/no-more-hiroshimas #CultureAgainstNukes

The stories we tell matter. In 1983, The Day After, a TV film depicting the aftermath of a nuclear attack, reached 100 million Americans and helped pave the way for historic treaties that reduced stockpiles by 80%. Culture helps create change. #CultureAgainstNukes

80 years after the U.S. atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, nuclear weapons still cast a long shadow over the world. Cultural leaders have a leading role to play in creating a critical mass of public demand for change.

They are stepping up. 🧵 #CultureAgainstNukes #NukeSky