The Absence Of Diverse And Divergent Voices In Policy Making Around Nuclear Weapons: A Review

This essay traces women Civil Rights and antinuclear activists during the early Cold War — both of color and white — who made the meeting possible. Their social and cultural labor formed networks intersecting gender, race, and ethnicity, leading to a more expansive nuclear abolitionist vision that connects a feminist ethics of care (Tronto 1994) with social justice for the purpose of eliminating racism and nuclear weapons