It was an acknowledgement that we, as a country, have fallen short and we took actions to help those who have been harmed, those who were impacted adversely, no-fault of their own and unwittingly and unknowingly to nuclear fallout.
Hank Johnson: “It was an acknowledgement that we, as a country, have fallen short and we took actions to help those who have been…”
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Johnson discusses the need for accountability regarding the victims of nuclear fallout.
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